Hello Timothy,

Thanks for the info.  Great news that the IOS app is usable.  I was 
grandfathered into the free on-line account, but it does not cover streaming to 
the IOS app, hence based on what I read earlier and the fact that Pulsar and 
MusicDoc were viable options, I opted to stay with my free subscription.

I'm in the US, but Pulsar is hanging with a message stating "buffering".  
Perhaps the disparity in our observations has to do with the fact that I have 
an XM account?  Anyway, it sounds as though Pulsar won't be functioning for 
much longer regardless, which is very sad.

Thanks again and best regards.
Geoff

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Timothy J. Meloy 
  To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility 
  Sent: Sunday, October 07, 2012 12:56 PM
  Subject: Re: In search of a Sirius/XM solution.


  Hi Jeff,
  After reading your E-mail I launched pulsar and am able to stream sirius XM 
content just fine.  I switched back and forth between nascar radio and nfl 
radio and it behaved as it always does.  I also use the iPhone app.  It 
certainly isn't the most accessible app in the world but there are work arounds 
for it to do the tasks that you want it to.  For example, when you're listening 
to a station and you want to go back to the categories list you can double tap 
the bottom left hand corner of the screen.  That's the back button, although 
voice over doesn't read it as such.  I haven't tried labeling the buttons with 
the custom element labeling feature.  That might work as well.
  T.J.
  On Oct 6, 2012, at 10:08 PM, Geoff Waaler <geoff.waa...@gmail.com> wrote:

  Greetings yy'all,

  Sadly, Pulsar is now a tool of the past.  Though this Rogue Amoeba page 
implies that US accounts are still functioning for the present, I am no longer 
able to play XM content via Pulsar.

  Musicdoc still works, however, they have not added the sports play-by-play 
channels.  My question, therefore is: what are people now using?  Last I knew, 
the Sirius/XM IOS app was inaccessible, as is their on-line player which 
appears to be using exclusively flash with none of the elements labeled in a 
manner such that a screen reader can read it.

  TIA for any ideas, or perhaps the IOS app has improved?

  Geoff
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