Change NVDA Sounds
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NVDA uses the same default sounds for every action. It would be cool to have a dialogue within NVDA settings where this sound functionality could be changed.
Hi,
Hi,
In actuality, though the average user may not be aware of this, nor
would be expected to, you can yourself pretty simply change sound
schemes for specific actions.
The NVDA folder under Program Files (or x86 for 64 bit added) has a
subfolder named waves. Replace any file with a .wav file with the same
name with the corresponding action, and restart NVDA.
All the same, a GUI for sound scheme management and its volume control
would be extremely helpful, but I think there is a ticket that covers
that functionality already.
Thanks.
P.S. Though this may be a very subjective viewpoint, and changing
sound schemes it being that most users having got so accustomed to it
would not be the best idea, the browse and focus mode sounds really
should be substituted with more pleasant schemes. I am unsure if I
have already filed a ticket for this or not, won't if I haven't
already, just noting this request here.
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NVDA uses the same default sounds for every action. It would be cool to have
a dialogue within NVDA settings where this sound functionality could be
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That's actually the one thing that motivated me to create this ticket,
was the browser sounds specifically.
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Hi,
Hi,
In actuality, though the average user may not be aware of this, nor
would be expected to, you can yourself pretty simply change sound
schemes for specific actions.
The NVDA folder under Program Files (or x86 for 64 bit added) has a
subfolder named waves. Replace any file with a .wav file with the same
name with the corresponding action, and restart NVDA.
All the same, a GUI for sound scheme management and its volume control
would be extremely helpful, but I think there is a ticket that covers
that functionality already.
Thanks.
P.S. Though this may be a very subjective viewpoint, and changing
sound schemes it being that most users having got so accustomed to it
would not be the best idea, the browse and focus mode sounds really
should be substituted with more pleasant schemes. I am unsure if I
have already filed a ticket for this or not, won't if I haven't
already, just noting this request here.On 5/20/16, Elshara Silverheart notifications@github.com wrote:
NVDA uses the same default sounds for every action. It would be cool to
have
a dialogue within NVDA settings where this sound functionality could be
changed.
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reader for Microsoft Windows
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http://www.nvaccess.org/
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Duplicate of #1007.
Closing due to duplicate of #1007. Please continue discussion of this issue there.