Greek Audio New Testament

Alan,

I'd agree. I was assuming that this was a "prelim" release and that features were to follow...

If the pattern holds true...then L4's final implementation will outshine L3's.

Hi Andy,

I have two different versions of NA27 as follows:

1. LOGOSNA27.Logos4
2. NA27INT.Logos4

One license came with my Logos 2 Level-3 Boxed set about 14 years ago. It did not use to work word-by-word with Logos3, so I purchased the other NA27 product, which then did have the word-by-word tracking under L3.

Testing just now, with Logos 4.1 Beta 3, both of them work just fine. For both of them, I get a light-green blob dancing along each word as the audio plays. Also, if I have Cues=ON, then I also get a target drawn at the start of each verse as everything progresses.

I'm sorry, I don't remember what they did under Logos 4.0x. I do remember, some time back under Logos3, that only the one would follow along, which is why I purchased it. From memory, something like US$99 or $127 about a year ago.

I am using Windows Vista 32.

Just so everyone knows what we're talking about: Greek Audio New Testament

I don't own it, but I'd like to.

Kent Hendricks said:

We're aware of these issues and we're working on them.

Thanks, everyone for the assistance with this, but I suspect I am one of those with 'issues' (at least that is what my wife likes to tell me).

I have tried it with NA27, NA27 (with GRAMCORD) and the NA27 interlinear. When I opt for 'Read aloud' it does just that... Only I don't seem to have the bouncing ball...

I can muddle along for now...And look forward to a fix!

Thanks very much again

2010/12/30

Hi Kent,  You said: 

Kent Hendricks said:

Hi all,

We're aware of these issues and we're working on them.

Thanks!

I got Logos 4 for Christmas and I am really missing the functionality of The Greek Audio New Testament that I had in Libronix 3.  Has there been any progress on this resource?

Thanks, David

2010/12/31

Hi Alan,

Thank you so much for your reply!  You said:

Alan Macgregor said:

David

Things have progressed since we were posting about this in the summer.

Accessed from menu drop-down (at least in Logos 4 Mac, can't speak for Windows version).

1. Read aloud works reasonably, though sound quality is a bit rough.
2. Tracking works well with "bouncing ball" keeping up as well as it did in Libronix.
3. if you have a passage selected in NA 27, say Mark 1:1-15, it does not stop at the end of your passage.
4. Still no speed control though.

...

So, all-in-all, I'd say that there has been enough progress, so that IMHO, it is usable with Logos 4 Mac, as long as you can follow the standard reading speed.

Like you, I look forward to it being fully-functional.

Every blessing  Alan

I set up a layout with the ESV and the NA27 and I linked them so that they would track.  I get NO SOUND from the Greek NT.  However, when I select the "Read Aloud" option for the ESV, I get the twangy robotic voice that reads the English.  So, I know my speakers are on and I know that I can get some sound out of Logos 4 (plus I get the "start up" music.)  You can see my layout here:

[img]http://mysite.verizon.net/vzeonhxc/Reading_English_Both_Tracking_EDIT3.jpg[/img]

Now I don't think that my Greek Audio Bible has transferred from
Libronix 3 to Logos 4!  And the really frustrating thing is that I don't
know WHERE the Resources directory IS for Logos 4.  I know where the
Resources directory for Libronix 3 is and I back that directory up to
DVD in case of catastrophic disk failure.  BUT - I have no idea where to
go to check the resources that I have with Logos 4.  (I guess that's a
gripe for another post somewhere  [;)]  )

In the meantime, I think I'll find the Greek Audio Bible disc and try reloading it onto my computer.

Thanks again and "Happy New Year!"  David

David Nardone said:

Since I absolutely loathe Windoze (because it's junk)   and Micro$oft (because they couldn't possibly care less about their customers)   - and since my Logos 4 Bible study library will work on other than a Windows-based computer, I am hoping to be a
"Mac user" like yourself soon!  Starting with my next new computer!

Lol...no hyperbole here...nope... [;)]

David,

I was really just having fun with you....a pet peeve of mine is the sweeping comment....and so i thought I'd just give you a "small prodding"....lol....

I have spent some time witnessing to non-believers and spotting faulty arguments and things is a habit....it gets me into trouble on the forums sometimes because where others might automatically read "IMHO" into everything....I don't....

So...no harm no foul....I was just having fun.....

2011/01/03

Hi Robert,

You said:

Robert Pavich said:

David,

I was really just having fun with you....a pet peeve of mine is the sweeping comment....and so i thought I'd just give you a "small prodding"....lol....

I have spent some time witnessing to non-believers and spotting faulty arguments and things is a habit....it gets me into trouble on the forums sometimes because where others might automatically read "IMHO" into everything....I don't....

So...no harm no foul....I was just having fun.....  

I don't know if this reply is appropriate to this thread or if it belongs in another place on the Forum, but here goes ... [6]

I don't often make a "sweeping comment" in consideration of exceptions to a generalized rule (of which there are often many) - except in the case of Micro$oft!!!  HA!  HA! [:D]  LOL!  (I guess in that regard I am unrepentant! [:$] )

Also, to your other comment about spotting faulty arguments, I have spent some time witnessing to people involved in cults and spotting faulty arguments in that context.  [I know that 2 John 10 is used sometimes to say we shouldn't have anything to do with them, but they are in need of a Savior as well!]

And as far as "No harm, no foul" - no offense taken nor did I perceive any offense intended! [:)]  I thought your comment was quite appropriate.

David

Is the issue of controlling the voice still an issue on this?