It's some form of iplayer addon.
Their is something called 'kodi screen reader,' however it's very buggy.
On 8/17/17, Mobeen Iqbal <mobeeniqbal@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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Fair enough, many thanks for the clarification. It's a shame it isn't
more accessible. I didn't know the BBC were using it? What form does
that take?
cheers,
Mo.
On 17/08/2017 10:24, James English wrote:
Hi Mo,
The legality of kodi isn't under dispute, kodi is a media player and a
lot of major companies (bbc etc) use it. The only thing that's under
dispute are the decent addons that let you watch game of thrones for
free.
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I could not get the screen reader to work either. The amazon fire stick
definitely doesn't work at present unfortunately, so not a viable
solution. The legalities of Kodi and it's addins are under question in
the UK at the moment as well.
cheers,
Mo.
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us blindys?.
After doing some research in this matter, I must admit, I'm totally
confused.
Google will tell you Kodi17.3 is accessible using an add on which
installs its own screen reader, but my sighted helper has not been
able to find such an add on using 17.3 on an Amazon firestick.
We have also installed Kodi17.3 on my windows10 laptop system with the
same results. I was also informed on another list, that NVDA can be
used as a screen reader with Kodi17.3, but I cannot Imagine this can
be true either, and therefor I have come to think Kodi is not
accessible and will not be so anytime soon.
Just in case my research has Indeed gone bonkers, and there is Indeed
a way to have a screen reader to work with Kodi17.3. Please put me out
of my misery, and let the list know exactly how to do so, Billy
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