This list is designed to share information and computer experiences of the
blind as a method of mutual assistance.  Those with the real player may
now attend last Friday's meeting of the Visually Impaired Pittsburgh Area
Computer Enthusiasts by opening http://www.vipace.org/vip199908.ram in a
web browser or directly from the real player's control l open location
function.

Doug Hunsinger provided a demonstration of various streaming audio formats
and showed how netcasting is being used by and for the blind.
If you have experience with streaming audio, MBSFM.com and Mike Lauf's
Handi-Talk may be familiar, but this presentation might be of great
interest to friends  or others in your computer user group.

If there is interest, we may provide a WinAmp style streaming mp3 version
of the recording.

Doug welcomes any questions or comments at [log in to unmask]

If other groups or individuals are interested in sharing audio
information over the net, VIPACE members are eager to provide helpful
guidance.

Some of the sites mentioned are :  http://www.mbsfm.com
http://www.readingservice.org  http://www.ukans.edu/~arnet
http://www.cdnow.com  http://www.ttalk.com http://heartoday.com and
http://radiowebcaster.com


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