[access-uk] Re: BBC I player answers back on in touch

Gordon, this is interesting, and I'd meant to add a question as to how well 
Quick Time works on the Mac.  I'm glad to hear it does.

I've found nothing about keyboard, or other access accomodation via Windows.  
If any one knows more I'd love to hear.  As far as I'm concerned, looks "cool" 
but total crap otherwise.

Cheers,
Ray.

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Gordon Keen 
  Subject: [access-uk] Re: BBC I player answers back on in touch


  Ray


  Just to point out that Quicktime is perfectly accessible using voice over on 
my Apple mac book, I use it all the time for listening to audio books in mp3 
and I have had no problems listening to streams via the www.
  As the saying goes, works for me!   smile


  Cheers!


  G


  From Bridgerule, Devon, England.
  Devon, glorious Devon (first verse)




  Combe and tor,
  green meadow and lane,
  birds on the waving bough.
  Beetling cliffs by the surging main,
  rich red loam for the plough.
  Devon's the font of the finest blood
  that braces England's breed.
  Her maidens fair as the apple bud
  and her men are men indeed.


  On 6 Aug 2008, at 12:02, Rays Home wrote:


    Well, at least it isn't the Apple Quick Time player we're dealing with 
here, and that abounds in many podcasts.  A greater load of pance in lack of 
accessability is hard to imagine.

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