[Dtb-talk] Victor Reader Stream editions

[Lynn Evans]

Mike all three play NLS content with the key.
The library addition has a carrier on the back of the stream to slip the NLS 
cartridge into it. It is a holster for the cartridge.
The basic stream comes with a six inch cable that one uses to connect the 
cartridge to the stream. This way one can listen to the contents of the 
cartridge.
Also with this cable and a cartridge connected one can copy the book from 
the cartridge to the flash card by pressing the number 3 key. I tried this 
with a book lasting 13 hours. It took the stream 30 minutes to copy the 
book.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Mike Gilmore" <m_b_gilmore at yahoo.com>
To: <dtb-talk at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Saturday, March 20, 2010 6:57 PM
Subject: [Dtb-talk] Victor Reader Stream editions


I was looking at Humanware's web site and noticed the various Victor 
readers. I saw the library edition that plays NLS cartridges as well as 
Victor standard. The difference is $50 with the Victor standard being the 
cheaper of the two.

Just wondering what the difference is and if the library edition is worth 
the extra fifty bucks. It plays cartridges, does this mean that you don't 
have to get a key to download books from NLS? Or is it better to buy the 
latest standard and get the key? (I like the idea of $349 and the CD one 
being over $400 instead of two Victors minus the CD being fifty bucks 
apart.)

Mike



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