From: Richard S. <ric...@be...> - 2003-10-13 01:17:40
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Brand new to the mailing list. I have a neighbor down the road who is visually impaired. I am a fairly proficient programmer, but before I re-invent the wheel, I want to find out if the software he wants is already avaiable. He has a band, and he does the recording engineer stuff to produce thier CD's on their computer. I want to be able to write (Java perhaps?) software that can run on a Windows operating system that will let a blind user, with little or no keyboard input, use voice commands in a head set to capture audio clips, name them, convert them to mp3 or ogg format, master a CD iso image, input descriptions of the songs for an online music store and the liner notes for the album, and publish an online web store where the CD images or individual tracks can be downloaded and / or CD's ordered. I think such a package could sell for over $1000 if I were selling it, but the initial development I want to do as a favor to my new neighbors, for a percentage of any CD sales and rights to redistribute the software. I might offer a free version for download and if someone wanted an installed system on hardware that I sold I could tack on a software purchase agreement with a hardware system that I resold. Richard S. Snow ric...@be... |