E-mail List Archives
Thread: Reading of Captions/subtitles by a Screen Reader
Number of posts in this thread: 1 (In chronological order)
From: Sarah Jevnikar
Date: Thu, Jun 14 2018 10:04AM
Subject: Reading of Captions/subtitles by a Screen Reader
No previous message | No next message
Hi everyone,
Firstly, this is mainly a personal issue (rather than a professional one)
I've been experiencing, but it got me curious nonetheless and I'm hoping you
have some thoughts on the subject.
I'm taking French classes, and we've been using a lot of YouTube videos. The
rest of the class can read the subtitles, but I didn't have such access.
NVDA wouldn't read them. I just discovered that JAWS will. Do You know why
this could be? I'm running Firefox ESR, NVDA 2018.2, JAWS 17, and Chrome 67.
Would or could these captions be pushed to a Braille display? I know this is
a pretty limited use case, but I'm curious all the same.
Thank you for any thoughts you might have,
Sarah
Sarah Jevnikar, CPACC
Accessibility Consultant
We've moved! Note our new address.
Digital Echidna
148 York Street
London, Ontario
N6A 1A9
p: 519-858-4438 ex. 211
w: www.echidna.ca
e: = EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED =
Learn more about Digital Echidna via our video: http://go.echidna.ca/video
---
This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software.
https://www.avast.com/antivirus