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Unfortunately, the test version of MySpeed took several attempts to activate the trial version вЂ“ it was a small problem and eventually resolved itself, but didnвЂ™t make a good first impression.

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It also has a full range of hotkeys, which make controlling the app much easier than when you use the slider. MySpeed also has basic preferences available, such as maximum and minimum speeds. Unfortunately, sliders are notoriously difficult to use accurately, so you might find using one a little irritating. This speeding up and slowing down is very smooth вЂ“ youвЂ™ll barely notice MySpeed in action. You use the slider to make the video faster or slower, without any loss of quality. Thanks for the tip! Sounds like it'll take a bit of setup but I'll look into it.The MySpeed application is a discrete slider box that appears when it detects flash videos, either online or saved to your computer. I don't see how just playing the video on your computer through your phone is any violation of copyright as no copy is being made (I took copyright in LS, but if any scholars here want to chime in, I could be wrong).

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This link details how to play the videos through your phone on your computer, except the relevant program is now called 'iExplorer' instead of 'PhoneDisk.' -LinkRemoved. The lectures will stay on your phone hard drive for 2 weeks or you can delete them before that.

But if any of the more technically savvy TLSers have a time-saving solution that's both legal and effective, I and I'm sure many others would be very appreciative!Д«arBri lets you dl the lectures to your smartphone/tablet through the app. It seems to me that barbri has left its customers with no viable alternatives to watching their lectures at the normal (read: dreadfully slow) pace. Meanwhile, their bandwidth is so pathetic that if you try to speed up the stream to anything faster than the normal speed, it'll stop and stutter so badly that all of the delays you'll get will completely negate the time you might have saved by speeding up the lecture. So they basically ensure that no one can download their lectures, even for personal use. And they're pretty strict about copyright violations, warning that if we download (even for immediate personal use only), they'll not only take legal action but also notify the board of law/bar examiners re: character and fitness, etc.

The problem is that barbri only lets you stream the lectures it doesn't let you download them. There are plenty of good ways to speed up sound files once they're on your hard drive. Its a great program and you can change the voice file to any speed you desire. WavePad sound editor, free as long as you certify you are using it for personal use. IShotFirst wrote:If the lectures are separate files then I have a solution (I dont use Barbri)

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