[access-uk] Re: MORE ON BBC IPLAYER
- From: Colin Howard <colin@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 09 Aug 2008 18:30:47 +0100
Greetings,
Christopher Maule-Oatway wrote:
Yesterday, (29 July 2008), I wanted to 'Listen Again' to a BBC radio
programme and found myself using the IPlayer for the first time.
The IPlayer window that opened was screen-reader friendly, with links
for lowering or raising the volume in 20 per cent steps, as well as
for jumping forward by 5 or 15 minutes. Some access keys were
listed, but I didn't investigate any further.
This window opened automatically when IPlayer was loaded.
Chris, I've been using the IPlayer since it was introduced and have yet to
see such a window. Are you certain it was not the BBC Radio Player which
the IPlayer has, to some extent, replaced? When that is loaded, then, yes,
I get a window opening such as you describe but to date, not with the
IPlayer.
As such, I force the Radio Player to access programs so that I can still
listen and control my jumps Etc.
From Colin Howard near Southampton in Southern England.
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