Nick, I plan to include both pc and mac, on mac it would just be easyer to get accessible because Apple clearly outlines requierments for voiceover to developers.
Nick Gawronski wrote: > Hi, really starrting something like that would be great. You also need > to take into account the users who use pc systems as microsoft clearly > has standards that if followed would make software accessible out of the > box with not a lot of custom scripting required. > http://www.microsoft.com/enable is where you should point them at for > windows systems as some studios do use windows based options and we > really should be able to use all options regardless of what playform we > find ourselves working on. Nick Gawronski > > On 2/10/2012 6:45 AM, Nickus de Vos wrote: > > Hi all > > A while ago I posted about this same subject. I said I'll be trying to > > contact some of the big mixer manufacturers trying to encourage them > > to make their mixer software for pc and mac accessible with screen > > readers as this will enable us to use digital mixers. Well so far I > > had no luck Soundcraft, yamaha and tascam is just impossible to > > contact and at least allen& heath and midas came back to me and > > assked me to email them and explain the situation, so I did but > > nothing happened. Just want to find out from you if some of you have > > heard anything with reguards to this matter, any devellopement in the > > field or anything I don't know of yet. For what it's worth I'm > > thinking of setting up a patitian about this to show the companies > > that there is some demand for this type of thing. Yes we're not 1000s > > of customers but on the other hand it won't be that difficult to make > > the software accessible especially on mac. The main thing the > > companies are looking for is if there's a demand and I think if we > > could get a few voices together we might get further because I'm not > > getting anyware on my own rite now.
