Hi, I downloaded the player and it worked quite well with the productions I tested it with. However, it didn't show the characters å, ä ö and so on correctly. That was the case on both Linux and Windows. The encoding that was claimed by the Daisy productions I tested with was iso8859-1 and windows-1252. Is it something strange in the player, or my productions? They looks ok in for example, LP-Player and TPB Reader, Windows DAISY players. Also, iso-8859-1 is not a supported encoding under Windows, but that is to blame iconv for. It is a very nice player since it can read from Internet. I think it would be nice if cursor keys could be used for navigation. This player will be very nice to work on when it becomes open source. My company has a product that generates Daisy from electronic documents using speech synthesis. I tested the player with two productions: daisy.phoneticom.com/daisycustomer/phoneticom/projects/wain/ncc.html and daisy.phoneticom.com/daisycustomer/phoneticom/projects/daisygen/ncc.html The first one is the WAI guidelines, directly saved from the web, no pre-processing. That's why there is some "crap" in the beginning. Unfortunately, the player gets a segfault at the end of the last production, but it works nice over the Internet. Feel free to try it! Fredrik _______________________________________________ Blinux-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/blinux-list