[access-uk] Re: t-vonics talking freeview box
- From: dudleym@xxxxxxxxxxxx
- To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 14 May 2012 15:54:35 +0100
Well if it does indicate AD then please inform me as to how to set this
Thanks
Martin
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john coley recently said:-
David, it'll tell you if a programme is audio described. If it
doesn't say it means it isn't.
Where, incidentally, is the save button you mention? I don't know of one.
John.
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From: <mailto:david.russell8@xxxxxxxxxxxx>David Russell
To: <mailto:access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Sunday, May 13, 2012 9:56 PM
Subject: [access-uk] t-vonics talking freeview box
Hi all
Got someone to help me with the installation today and all went
remarkably smoothly.
I have already made a recording and have set it up to record two
programmes at the same time later tonight. I do have one
question. There appears to be a "save" button but I have not found
what it does. When you are changing a setting for example, the box
automatically saves the setting you have highlighted, so there
appears to be no point in having a save button.
One thing which no one has so far commented upon is the high
definition facility. Granted, it is of no use to many of us, but
the sighted person who visited me this afternoon to set up the box
was very impressed with the quality of the hd channels.
All in all I am most impressed with the t-vonics box. It will be
great for just finding out what is on with regard to the lesser
known channels, and even better to be able to record anything on freeview.
Even fully sighted people are impressed with the clarity of the
voice, and someone asked me whether it was an actresss who had
prerecorded the speech.
It is so good to have braille instructions as well.
Just one minor point, When listening to the programme information,
I have not heard it tell me whether the programme is audio described
or not. Can someone confirm that it does this, and if so tell me
how to find out.
David
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