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Re: [Amis-devl] Amis for Linux?

[Jack J. <Jac...@cw...>]

On  17-Feb-2007, at 18:57 , Marisa DeMeglio wrote:

> Did I not reply to this?   I thought I did, but I can't find any  
> record
> of it.  Ok, here's the latest.
>
> 1. Linux: as of November 06, we ported the libraries of AMIS to  
> python.
>   We experimented a bit with the GUI, but ran out of time.  I  
> expect to
> revisit this project this spring/summer.  Same for a Macintosh port.
>
> 2. Getting the latest sources: AMIS uses the Subversion (SVN) system
> provided by Sourceforge.  Get an SVN client (I like Tortoise) and
> checkout https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/amis.  If you want to be
> more selective, try the same URL as above but add on /trunk/amis,  
> which
> will exclude all but the default (english) Language packs (biggg
> MP3-laden things)

For the record: if you want to combine (1) and (2), i.e. get sources  
from which you could start experimenting with the Linux version of  
Amis, then this isn't good enough. You need a special branch of Amis,  
plus some assorted stuff to even get started. I don't remember the  
details off the top of my head (Marisa: do you?) but if someone is  
interested in playing with this we could probably come up with a recipe.
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[Amis-devl] slight correction to SVN address

[Marisa D. <ma...@di...>]

The main URL is:
https://amis.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/amis/

And, without the language packs:
https://amis.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/amis/trunk/amis

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ma...@di...
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http://www.geocities.com/marisa515/

Re: [Amis-devl] Amis for Linux?

[Marisa D. <ma...@di...>]

Did I not reply to this?   I thought I did, but I can't find any record 
of it.  Ok, here's the latest.

1. Linux: as of November 06, we ported the libraries of AMIS to python. 
  We experimented a bit with the GUI, but ran out of time.  I expect to 
revisit this project this spring/summer.  Same for a Macintosh port.

2. Getting the latest sources: AMIS uses the Subversion (SVN) system 
provided by Sourceforge.  Get an SVN client (I like Tortoise) and 
checkout https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/amis.  If you want to be 
more selective, try the same URL as above but add on /trunk/amis, which 
will exclude all but the default (english) Language packs (biggg 
MP3-laden things)

Then you'll need Visual studio 2003 and a handful of dependencies 
(Xerces, among others).  Whaddya know, the INSTALL.txt file (comes with 
the source code) is not too out of date and should help you to build AMIS.

Sorry for the delay and hope this answers your questions.

Marisa DeMeglio
ma...@di...
Software Developer, DAISY for All Project
http://www.geocities.com/marisa515/


on 8/21/2006 3:09 AM Willem van der Walt wrote:
> Hi,
> Has any one made any progress on porting Amis to Linux?
> Where can I get instructions on getting the sources for the latest stable 
> version?
> TIA, Willem
> 
> 

Re: [Amis-devl] AMIS 2.5 released

[Hiroshi K. <hk...@at...>]

Dear Marisa:

Congratulations!
Great news!

Hiroshi

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> Dear all,
>
> We are pleased to make this announcement:
>
> AMIS 2.5 released today!
> November 2, 2006
>
> The latest stable release of the AMIS is online for download at
> http://amis.sf.net.  Improvements have been made to the self-voicing
> interface, Jaws scripts, keyboard interface, overall stability, and
> viewing options such as highlighting and font enlargement.
>
> AMIS is...
> Fully self-voicing
> Accessible by keyboard
> Available in many languages
> Compatible with Jaws for Windows
>
> Users can...
> Navigate sections, pages, special items, and individual phrases of a book
> Change audio playback speed without distorting pitch
> Search the full text of a book
> Set bookmarks
> Resume reading where they last left off
>
> We would like to thank everyone who sent us feedback.  It really helped
> in the development process.
>
> Best regards,
>
> The AMIS development team
> http://amis.sf.net
>
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[Amis-devl] AMIS 2.5 released

[Marisa D. <ma...@di...>]

Dear all,

We are pleased to make this announcement:

AMIS 2.5 released today!
November 2, 2006

The latest stable release of the AMIS is online for download at
http://amis.sf.net.  Improvements have been made to the self-voicing
interface, Jaws scripts, keyboard interface, overall stability, and
viewing options such as highlighting and font enlargement.

AMIS is...
Fully self-voicing
Accessible by keyboard
Available in many languages
Compatible with Jaws for Windows

Users can...
Navigate sections, pages, special items, and individual phrases of a book
Change audio playback speed without distorting pitch
Search the full text of a book
Set bookmarks
Resume reading where they last left off

We would like to thank everyone who sent us feedback.  It really helped
in the development process.

Best regards,

The AMIS development team
http://amis.sf.net

[Amis-devl] Language pack installers upgraded

[Marisa D. <ma...@di...>]

Hi all,

To accompany the release of AMIS 2.4, we are providing updated versions
of all compatible language packs (see the list below [1]).  The
installers are a bit smarter about finding the right directory.  The
download link is given below [2]. Other than that, there are no big changes.

Best regards

The AMIS Developers at the DAISY for All Project

Notes:
1. list of current language packs: Bangla, Hindi, Indonesian, Norwegian 
Bokmål,
Tamil, Vietnamese; with experiments in Arabic and Urdu
2. Localizations site: http://amis.sf.net/l10n

[Amis-devl] AMIS 2.4 test build released

[Marisa D. <ma...@di...>]

Hi all,

AMIS 2.4 test build is available from our website [1].  (Note that it 
has been online for about two weeks, and the only difference between the 
version from two weeks ago and version online now is that the installer 
is better now.)

This latest test build is very close to the next stable release, which 
will be version 2.5 and is tentatively scheduled for the end of October. 
Improvements were made to the self-voicing interface and the general 
stability of AMIS, and the installer is much better for Windows 2000 users.

Looking forward to your feedback
Best regards

The AMIS Developers at the DAISY for All Project

Links:
1. http://amis.sf.net

[Amis-devl] Amis for Linux?

[Willem v. d. W. <wv...@cs...>]

Hi,
Has any one made any progress on porting Amis to Linux?
Where can I get instructions on getting the sources for the latest stable 
version?
TIA, Willem


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[Amis-devl] AMIS 2.3 test build released

[Marisa D. <dem...@da...>]

Hi all,

AMIS 2.3 test build is available from our website [1].  The self-voicing 
interface is a lot better and performance is more stable.  There are 
also many new language packs which have been prepared for download [2].

Looking forward to your feedback
Best regards

Marisa DeMeglio
Software Developer
DAISY for All Project

Links:
1. http://amis.sf.net
2. http://amis.sf.net/l10n

[Amis-devl] new bugs, new feature requests

[Marisa D. <ma...@di...>]

Hi Developers:

I've added a bunch of new bugs [1] and feature requests [2].  Please 
enjoy!  I'll be working on them too so let's use the SF trackers to stay 
current.

Marisa

1. bugs: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=86978&atid=581587
2. feature requests: 
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=86978&atid=581590

[Amis-devl] AMIS uses subversion now

[Marisa D. <dem...@da...>]

Hi all,

I've moved the AMIS project repository from CVS to Subversion (SVN).
All permissions for accessing CVS have been replaced by subversion
permissions.

Here is a list of commands and useful links:

1. Link to page about SVN clients:
http://subversion.tigris.org/project_packages.html

2. Command to checkout code: "svn co
https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/amis/trunk/FOLDER MODULE"

3. Command to switch to a branch: "svn switch
http://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/amis/branches/BRANCH/FOLDER MODULE"

4. Link to page about more basic stuff:
http://sourceforge.net/docs/F06/en/#usage

5. Link to an example of the web-based repository viewer:
http://svn.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/amis/trunk/amis/INSTALL.txt

6. Link to page about general SVN help:
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/nightly/en/index.html


Best regards
Marisa

[Amis-devl] AMIS test build 2.2 released

[Marisa D. <ma...@di...>]

Hi everyone,

There's a new test build of AMIS available on the website [1].  It's 
called version 2.2 (an aside: I'm expecting to call the next big release 
version 2.5).

Some new stuff was added based on testing results and requests:

- Default behavior is to stop reading when AMIS loses focus and resume 
upon regaining focus.

- Section depth changing supported by Ctrl + Q (decrease) and Ctrl + P 
(increase).

- The text window (HTML view) gets focus via Ctrl + A (new feature) and 
the navigation window gets focus via Ctrl + N (was always like this).

- The main window title changes for basic view mode to include the text 
"basic view"

As always, send us your feedback!

Best regards,

Marisa DeMeglio
Software Developer
DAISY for All Project

Links:
1. http://amis.sf.net

Re: [Amis-devl] use of SMIL in AMIS

[Marisa D. <ma...@di...>]

Hi Anne,

For us, the owner of all media rendering (including HTML) is SMIL. 
There still can be interaction within a media renderer (e.g., the HTML 
window), you just catch the events and handle them appropriately.  An 
example is when the user clicks on a link pointing to a SMIL document, 
you programatically load that document upon receiving the link-select event.

What extensions do you require on top of existing SMIL players to do 
what you need?

Best
Marisa

Anne Mindika Silva wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> We are stuck without a proper SMIL player that can interact with the 
> Microsoft .NET environment.
> What is the player that you used?  Do you mean that the entire content 
> is running on the SMIL player,  or that it is called only when necessary?
> 
> We saw that you have refenced smil from the  html file and vise versa.  
> Who is the owner in this case, that is handling the text rendering or 
> audio playing?
> 
> Our application is not entirely in a DAISY book manner and neither an 
> index of smil files.  Since it is a Language Learning application, there 
> are lots of times that text should be synchronised with audio, video and 
> also animations.  (like when presenting a dialouge..)
> 
> That's why we thought of using SMIL to simplify the synchronising part, 
> instead of devloplng flash content for everything.  Our problem is to 
> integrate the html and smil files.   Players like the real player 
> supports only a limited number of formats and some open source players 
> are not supported by .NET.
> 
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Mindika
> 
> 
> 
>> From: Marisa DeMeglio <ma...@di...>
>> Reply-To: ami...@li...
>> To: ami...@li...
>> Subject: Re: [Amis-devl] use of SMIL in AMIS
>> Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2006 09:19:27 -0500
>>
>> Well, for us, the integration of SMIL and HTML is pretty simple.  The 
>> SMIL player is directing the presentation flow and whenever it needs 
>> to display some text, it notifies its owner.  Then the owner tells the 
>> text renderer (in our case, an HTML window) to highlight the fragment 
>> "file.html#fragment".  At the same time, the SMIL player has sent an 
>> audio src to an audio player (again, via the owner).
>>
>> How will your application work?  Is it audio + HTML, like a DAISY 
>> book?  or an HTML index of SMIL files?  Feel free to send smil/html 
>> file samples if you want, that might explain it best.
>>
>>
>> Marisa
>>
>>
>>
>> Anne Silva wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> We are developing a language learning application which uses smil to 
>>> synchronize the multimedia content. We are using vb.net for the 
>>> development and use an embedded browser for the course content.
>>>
>>> We faced some problems when directly calling smil files from an html 
>>> file. Is there any plugin or player that can enable the embedded 
>>> browser to link to smil files as you have done in your Amis 
>>> application? We noticed that you have a SmilEngine.dll.
>>>
>>> Can you please explain how we can use that concept because we don't 
>>> want to use a seperate smil player or re-write the smil file to the 
>>> microsoft time namespace format?
>>>
>>> Thanking in Advance,
>>>
>>> Mindika
>>
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[Amis-devl] minor web updates

[Marisa D. <ma...@di...>]

1. page listing cvs tags and branches:
http://amis.sourceforge.net/devel/cvs_tags_branches.txt

2. hidden shortcut to SF pages, hover the mouse above the page header 
(left side).  the previous SF link is also still there in the main body 
of the devel page.

all for now
marisa

Re: [Amis-devl] use of SMIL in AMIS

[Anne M. S. <ann...@ho...>]

Hi,

We are stuck without a proper SMIL player that can interact with the 
Microsoft .NET environment.
What is the player that you used?  Do you mean that the entire content is 
running on the SMIL player,  or that it is called only when necessary?

We saw that you have refenced smil from the  html file and vise versa.  Who 
is the owner in this case, that is handling the text rendering or audio 
playing?

Our application is not entirely in a DAISY book manner and neither an index 
of smil files.  Since it is a Language Learning application, there are lots 
of times that text should be synchronised with audio, video and also 
animations.  (like when presenting a dialouge..)

That's why we thought of using SMIL to simplify the synchronising part, 
instead of devloplng flash content for everything.  Our problem is to 
integrate the html and smil files.   Players like the real player supports 
only a limited number of formats and some open source players are not 
supported by .NET.


Thanks,

Mindika



>From: Marisa DeMeglio <ma...@di...>
>Reply-To: ami...@li...
>To: ami...@li...
>Subject: Re: [Amis-devl] use of SMIL in AMIS
>Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2006 09:19:27 -0500
>
>Well, for us, the integration of SMIL and HTML is pretty simple.  The SMIL 
>player is directing the presentation flow and whenever it needs to display 
>some text, it notifies its owner.  Then the owner tells the text renderer 
>(in our case, an HTML window) to highlight the fragment 
>"file.html#fragment".  At the same time, the SMIL player has sent an audio 
>src to an audio player (again, via the owner).
>
>How will your application work?  Is it audio + HTML, like a DAISY book?  or 
>an HTML index of SMIL files?  Feel free to send smil/html file samples if 
>you want, that might explain it best.
>
>
>Marisa
>
>
>
>Anne Silva wrote:
>>Hi,
>>
>>We are developing a language learning application which uses smil to 
>>synchronize the multimedia content. We are using vb.net for the 
>>development and use an embedded browser for the course content.
>>
>>We faced some problems when directly calling smil files from an html file. 
>>Is there any plugin or player that can enable the embedded browser to link 
>>to smil files as you have done in your Amis application? We noticed that 
>>you have a SmilEngine.dll.
>>
>>Can you please explain how we can use that concept because we don't want 
>>to use a seperate smil player or re-write the smil file to the microsoft 
>>time namespace format?
>>
>>Thanking in Advance,
>>
>>Mindika
>
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Re: [Amis-devl] use of SMIL in AMIS

[Marisa D. <ma...@di...>]

Well, for us, the integration of SMIL and HTML is pretty simple.  The 
SMIL player is directing the presentation flow and whenever it needs to 
display some text, it notifies its owner.  Then the owner tells the text 
renderer (in our case, an HTML window) to highlight the fragment 
"file.html#fragment".  At the same time, the SMIL player has sent an 
audio src to an audio player (again, via the owner).

How will your application work?  Is it audio + HTML, like a DAISY book? 
  or an HTML index of SMIL files?  Feel free to send smil/html file 
samples if you want, that might explain it best.


Marisa



Anne Silva wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> We are developing a language learning application which uses smil to 
> synchronize the multimedia content. We are using vb.net for the 
> development and use an embedded browser for the course content.
> 
> We faced some problems when directly calling smil files from an html 
> file. Is there any plugin or player that can enable the embedded browser 
> to link to smil files as you have done in your Amis application? We 
> noticed that you have a SmilEngine.dll.
> 
> Can you please explain how we can use that concept because we don't want 
> to use a seperate smil player or re-write the smil file to the microsoft 
> time namespace format?
> 
> Thanking in Advance,
> 
> Mindika

[Amis-devl] use of SMIL in AMIS

[Anne S. <ann...@ho...>]

Hi,

We are developing a language learning application which uses smil to 
synchronize the multimedia content. We are using vb.net for the development 
and use an embedded browser for the course content.

We faced some problems when directly calling smil files from an html file. 
Is there any plugin or player that can enable the embedded browser to link 
to smil files as you have done in your Amis application? We noticed that you 
have a SmilEngine.dll.

Can you please explain how we can use that concept because we don't want to 
use a seperate smil player or re-write the smil file to the microsoft time 
namespace format?

Thanking in Advance,

Mindika

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Re: [Amis-devl] Use of AMIS

[Marisa D. <ma...@di...>]

Regarding SMIL and HTML interaction, DAISY books use SMIL to control the 
display of its media objects.  The SMIL instruction renders like this: 
play audio clip "xyz.mp3" from 2s to 4s, and highlight the text fragment 
given by "text.html#phrase1".

What media types will you be using?  If it is going to be audio 
synchronized with HTML, then this sounds like a pretty good candidate 
for being a DAISY book.

AMIS supports Sinhala for its UI and also in content display windows.  I 
wonder if there are any extra features (beyond standard DAISY book 
playback features) required by language-learning applications?

Best regards
Marisa


Anne Silva wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> We are developing a language learning application for Sinhala which uses 
> smil to synchronize the multimedia content. We are using vb.net for the 
> development and use an embedded browser for the course content.
> 
> We faced some problems when directly calling smil files from an html 
> file. Is there any plugin or player that can enable the embedded browser 
> to link to smil files as you have done in your Amis application? We 
> noticed that you have a SmilEngine.dll.
> 
> Can you please explain how we can use that concept because we don't want 
> to use a seperate smil player or re-write the smil file to the microsoft 
> time namespace format?
> 
> Thanking in Advance,
> 
> Mindika
> 
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[Amis-devl] Use of AMIS

[Anne S. <ann...@ho...>]

Hi,

We are developing a language learning application for Sinhala which uses 
smil to synchronize the multimedia content. We are using vb.net for the 
development and use an embedded browser for the course content.

We faced some problems when directly calling smil files from an html file. 
Is there any plugin or player that can enable the embedded browser to link 
to smil files as you have done in your Amis application? We noticed that you 
have a SmilEngine.dll.

Can you please explain how we can use that concept because we don't want to 
use a seperate smil player or re-write the smil file to the microsoft time 
namespace format?

Thanking in Advance,

Mindika

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[Amis-devl] Jaws Scripts available

[Marisa D. <ma...@di...>]

Dear all,

We have just uploaded some Jaws scripts for AMIS.  You can download them 
from:

http://amis.sourceforge.net/index.php#jaws-scripts

Feedback welcome! 

Best regards
Marisa

[Amis-devl] AMIS test builds

[Marisa D. <ma...@di...>]

Hi all,

Just a note to let you know that AMIS has started releasing test 
builds.  These can be installed alongside the stable version of AMIS.  
Downloads are available on the main page. 

While test builds won't be released every day, they are updated 
frequently. Please be aware that they could be unstable.  If you decide 
to use an AMIS test build, your feedback would be of great value to us.

Best regards
Marisa

-- 
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Software Developer
http://amis.sf.net
DFA Project
www.daisy-for-all.org

[Amis-devl] new users list

[Marisa D. <ma...@di...>]

Hi all,

I've been tidying up the project webspace and noticed a lot of people 
are on this mailing list.  I would recommend that most switch to the new 
amis-users list [1], which is more appropriate for receiving project 
announcements and discussing end-user issues such as bug reporting and 
general testing. 

Marisa

1. http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/amis-users

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Re: [Amis-devl] AMIS 2.0 Released!

[Pranav L. <sli...@ya...>]

Hi,

Congratulations! I will download it and report. I see that the cvs 
tree has been completely reorganized and the web site also 
looks  neeter.

Pranav
on Tuesday 10/25/2005 10:14 AM, Marisa DeMeglio said:
Dear all,

I am pleased to announce the release of AMIS 2.0 for Windows.  It has 

been completely rewritten and is full of new features.  You can 
download
it, and read more, on the web site:

http://amis.sf.net

Best regards
Marisa

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[Amis-devl] AMIS 2.0 Released!

[Marisa D. <ma...@di...>]

Dear all,

I am pleased to announce the release of AMIS 2.0 for Windows.  It has 
been completely rewritten and is full of new features.  You can download 
it, and read more, on the web site:

http://amis.sf.net

Best regards
Marisa

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Marisa DeMeglio
Software Developer
http://amis.sf.net
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www.daisy-for-all.org

Re: [Amis-devl] AMIS 2.0 test drive.

[Pranav L. <sli...@ya...>]

Hi,
<snip 1. Output Sound Quality.

        I don't know does anyone found this problem like me or not? I 
downloaded the book that its title is "Valentin Hauy - the father of 
the education
for the blind" from
ftp.daisy.org
and open it via AMIS 2.0 output sound quality has some noise and not 
smooth, however I selected the same MP3 file inside the book to open 
via Windows Media
Player 10 the sound output from Windows Media Player is still OK,
PL] I have been able to duplicate this issue.

Pranav
  on Tuesday 8/16/2005 08:31 AM, Tanakom Talawat said:

Dear Marisa,<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = 
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       After I tested AMIS 2.0, most of features are ok! And I'm 
found a little bit issues below.



1. Output Sound Quality.

        I don't know does anyone found this problem like me or not? I 
downloaded the book that its title is "Valentin Hauy - the father of 
the education for the blind" from ftp.daisy.org and open it via AMIS 
2.0 output sound quality has some noise and not smooth, however I 
selected the same MP3 file inside the book to open via Windows Media 
Player 10 the sound output from Windows Media Player is still OK,



2. Open Dialog Issue.

        Should or not? The player pause the reading when open any 
dialog box in the AMIS 2.0 such as "Open dialog", "About dialog".



3. Link in Html file.

        In the same book,  "Valentin Hauy" its HTML file has a link 
to other SMIL position, I think it should be skip the reading to the 
new position follow information in that link point into when user 
click that link.



In my tested have 3 points,

Best Regards,

Tanakom.


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