Listening to the translated Scriptures: a review of today’s digital audio players
Author: Richard Margetts

"So you want to give people access to translated Scripture on a digital audio player? OK, but how do you choose between the increasing array of players and programmes being offered?"

This in-depth review (39 pages) compares a wide range of today's digital audio players, including the Proclaimer and Mini-Proclaimer (from Faith Comes By Hearing), the NGP and FM Ambassadors (from MegaVoice), the Saber (from Global Recordings Network), the Papyrus (from Renew World Outreach) and the Audibible (from Davar Partners International).

Also mentioned are some of the 'off the shelf' options such as basic feature phones and cheap MP3 players.

The review is presented in several sections, illustrated with photos and giving a summary of the key features, prices, pros and cons of each player.

Resources to download:
Comments
 Jim Henderson  |    Thu 14 Jun 2012, 05:15

An excellent comparison of audio players.
A couple of links have changed, as at 14-Jun-2012:
http://rhemaforthenations.com/Shofar.aspx needs to become
http://www.rhemaforthenations.org/Pages/Shofar.aspx

http://www.renewoutreach.com/papyrus.html needs to become
http://www.renewoutreach.com/papyrus-related/

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