Re: Kodi

[Kyle]

Kodi doesn't work with any OS screen reader. You need the kodi screen 
reader addon, which you will be able to unzip inside Kodi's addons 
directory before you start it for the first time. Open up a terminal and 
execute the following commands before you start Kodi, being sure that 
you are working in your home directory.
wget 
http://mirrors.kodi.tv/addons/krypton/service.xbmc.tts/service.xbmc.tts-1.0.6.zip

mkdir -p .kodi/addons
cd .kodi/addons
unzip ~/service.xbmc.tts-1.0.6.zip
cd

Now run kodi from the sound and video menu and it should come up 
speaking with its own screen reader. Hope this helps.

Sent from graffiti bridge

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Re: Kodi

[Jeremy Lincicome]

Glenn,

To use Kodi on any platform, including Ubuntu, You need the Kodi Screen 
Reader add-on. You can find information for the add-on at:


http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=196757

I'm running Kodi on the Openelec opporating system on a raspberry pi2 
with no problems. The advantage to Openelec is it includes espeak by 
default. If you use something like OSMC, you will need sighted 
assistance to set it up. Also with OSMC, you will need to ssh into the 
box and install espeak manually.


If you would like assistance setting it up, email me off list.


Jeremy


On 11/10/2016 05:03 PM, Glenn / Lenny wrote:

Hi,
I downloaded Kodi for Windows, and installed it on Windows 7 with Jaws 
16, and it was totally unusable, even with the Jaws cursor.

So I am wondering, how is it in Ubuntu with Orca?
Thanks.
Glenn




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Re: Kodi

[Rob Whyte]

Hi,

sorry I forgot to reply to the list.

This is the link:

https://github.com/ruuk/service.xbmc.tts.git


cheers



On 11/11/16 13:02, Glenn / Lenny wrote:
> Thank you Rob.
> Glenn
>
> - Original Message -
> *From:* Rob Whyte 
> *To:* Glenn / Lenny 
> *Sent:* Thursday, November 10, 2016 7:56 PM
> *Subject:* Re: Kodi
>
> There is a TTS addon available that is self voicing and quite good.
>
> It uses speech-dispatcher so is very handy
>
>
>
> On 11/11/16 11:03, Glenn / Lenny wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I downloaded Kodi for Windows, and installed it on Windows 7 with
>> Jaws 16, and it was totally unusable, even with the Jaws cursor.
>> So I am wondering, how is it in Ubuntu with Orca?
>> Thanks.
>> Glenn
>>
>>
>

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Kodi

[Glenn]

Hi,
I downloaded Kodi for Windows, and installed it on Windows 7 with Jaws 16, and 
it was totally unusable, even with the Jaws cursor.
So I am wondering, how is it in Ubuntu with Orca?
Thanks.
Glenn
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Re: Kodi

[Luke Yelavich]

On Fri, Nov 11, 2016 at 11:03:50AM AEDT, Glenn / Lenny wrote:
> Hi,
> I downloaded Kodi for Windows, and installed it on Windows 7 with Jaws 16, 
> and it was totally unusable, even with the Jaws cursor.
> So I am wondering, how is it in Ubuntu with Orca?

It would be no different, i.e not accessible.

Luke

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Kodi

[Glenn / Lenny]

Hi,
I downloaded Kodi for Windows, and installed it on Windows 7 with Jaws 16, and 
it was totally unusable, even with the Jaws cursor.
So I am wondering, how is it in Ubuntu with Orca?
Thanks.
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