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I haven't selected audio description yet.
Everything is accessible on the iPhone with one huge annoyance. You can
only double tap an object if it's on the visible screen. You'll need to
explore by touch and then do a double tap, hold and slide to get the
object you want into focus. This may be resolved recently. I mostly use
Android for Netflix now.
You don't have the above issue on Android. The only annoyance I have on
Android is that you double tap the screen to bring up the in movie
controls, and in Android they don't stay on the screen quite as long as
they do on the iPhone.
On 28/12/15 05:51, Terri Hedgpeth wrote:
> Hello Chris,
> How is the accessibility of Net Flicts on your iPhone? Are all the controls accessible including ability to select audio description?
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> Subject: Re: [VICUG-L] Netflix player control question.
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> I listen to movies through Netflix, but I've only ever done it with my iPhone and Android apps. I suspect you're talking about a computer and a web interface below.
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> On 27/12/15 14:25, [log in to unmask] wrote:
>> Good afternoon everyone,
>> Is there anyone here on list, that listens to movies using Netflix?
>> I’m asking because I’ve noticed that the player controls like raising
>> and lowering the volume, isn’t accessible using a screen reader like
>> system access, or are they accessible using either latest version of
>> jaws or NVDA? I know that they use Silverlight as there media player
>> for listening too movies. Also, you can’t pause or mute or stop the
>> movie should you need too at anytime.
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