AMIS FAQ
General Questions about AMIS
AMIS Installation
AMIS Language Support
AMIS Accessibility
AMIS Troubleshooting
16.
Other issues?
No, AMIS only runs on Windows.
Yes, although it doesn't stream the books, it just downloads the data necessary to play each portion. Go to File, Open URL and enter the address of your book's NCC or OPF file. e.g.
http://example.com/book/ncc.html
Learning Ally (formerly RFB&D) and NLS books are copy-protected and for that reason do not work in AMIS. Bookshare.org books should work if they are formatted as valid DAISY/NISO 2005 books. Note that books formatted as DAISY/NISO 2002 are not supported in AMIS.
No; however AMIS supports fallback images associated with Mathematical expressions.
AMIS will only play DAISY books (which comprise many files that all work together to provide text, audio, and navigation). Playback of standalone HTML, MP3, and plain text is not supported.
Read how to Build AMIS from source.
Run the setup program with a /S option:
C:\>Setup-amis31.exe /S
No, but this is such a popular feature request that it should be expected in a future revision.
AMIS supports books in almost any language. The book must have been created using supported encodings. Right now, this includes UTF-8, ISO-8859-1, and (of course) ASCII. No matter what language AMIS itself is set to use in its user interface (buttons, dialogs, menus, etc), it can read books in almost any language.
All of the menu items, dialog boxes, buttons, spoken prompts, and help contents in AMIS can be translated. A complete translation is bundled as a language pack add-on and is distributed on our website. There is a growing collection of language packs for AMIS. Please check our languages download page for a current list.
We really depend on volunteer contributions to create and maintain our translations of AMIS. Email us to volunteer as a translator.
Yes, translating the text of the installer is possible (and easiest if the target language is included by default in NSIS). Note that the installer contains no audio.
Please follow these Troubleshooting instructions.
There are several possible reasons.
Although slightly technical, you might find your issue addressed in our list of known Limitations.