Hello, Helen.
This would probably be off-topic for the Orca list, but the
AccessibleFreedom Support list may be a good place to start. Here is the
Info Page for this list:
http://gator1140.hostgator.com/mailman/listinfo/support_accessiblefreedom.org
I hope that this is helpful to you.
On 12
I would love to know if there's one mailing list that would allow me to reach
the widest audience. I don't know if I'm up to joining ten different lists.
For what it's worth, last night, Ron Whyte (aka Fudge) set up an IRC channel,
#MythSpeech, on irc.freenode.net. I'm there now and expect to b
Hi B.H.
The current implementation of mythspeech doesn't depend on Qt or Orca. It does depend on
speech-dispatcher, it's library libspeechd, and a speech synthesizer, e.g. espeak or
festival. The versions provided on precise 12.04 is 0.7.1 for
speech-dispatcher/libspeechd and 1.46.02 for espea
Hello,
I am in however I have no one to ask for help while setting it up so I
am afraid I am not going to be usefull for quite sometime.
I am interested in accessible tv solution for linux so no mather what
turns out promising I will start using it.
Greetings
Peter
On 23. 12. 2012 0:36, f
Hi B.H. (an anyone else using an older distribution)
If there's interest, I can see what it would take to get mythspeech working on 10.04. As
it happens, my "production" MythTV environment consists of machines running
10.04 and 10.10 (for TV tuners that needed a newer kernel), with MythTV 0.23
Hi All,
I just realized that my replies to those who have responded have been private,
which was not what I intended. So, I am about to re-send those to the list. My
apologies in advance to those who are about to see duplicate messages.
Helen
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On 12/22/2012 06:00 PM, Hank Smith wrote:
wasn't it written in qt to begin with?
if so why can't they just inable accessibility? or would that involve writing
intire code to impl;iment qt accessibility?
Yes, it was written in Qt. However MythTV's user interface objects are not
subclassed from
On 12/22/2012 05:39 PM, Peter Vágner wrote:
Hello,
I understand mithtv is full solution but writing qt accessibility support is
going to be damn complicated. It is a huge codebase and no one has ever
considered accessibility before.
I would be happy if something like this existed but I think it
Mythspeech is a result of posts on both the mythtv-users and the mythtv-dev
mailing lists:
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/users/524971
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/users/530199
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/dev/525790
There was no response on the mytht
Hi B.H.
No it doesn't have a CLI to speak of, although there are a number of command line
utilities and there is support for a "frontend control socket" (see
http://www.mythtv.org/docs/mythtv-HOWTO-11.html#ss11.5). There is also a web interface
called mythweb where you can browse program listi
Hi Hank,
Would that be through the ubuntu-accessibility-devel list? I looked through the
archives for that list and it seems pretty quiet. There are occasional posts by
people asking questions, but no replies. That's why I haven't joined and posted
there. If you have other suggestions, I welco
wasn't it written in qt to begin with?
if so why can't they just inable accessibility? or would that involve
writing intire code to impl;iment qt accessibility?
thanks
Hank
On 12/22/2012 3:39 PM, Peter Vágner wrote:
Hello,
I understand mithtv is full solution but writing qt accessibility
suppo
Hello,
I understand mithtv is full solution but writing qt accessibility
support is going to be damn complicated. It is a huge codebase and no
one has ever considered accessibility before.
I would be happy if something like this existed but I think it is not a
project for a few open-source deve
please try to reach out to the developers. this program I am also told
is one of the better tv sulutions for linux.
Hank
On 12/22/2012 2:45 PM, faginbagin wrote:
I'd like to announce Mythspeech, which makes it easier for the blind
and/or visually impaired to use MythTV, an open source DVR (digit
I'd like to announce Mythspeech, which makes it easier for the blind and/or
visually impaired to use MythTV, an open source DVR (digital video recorder).
Information about MythTV can be found here: http://www.mythtv.org/
It is supported by Ubuntu and there is a Ubuntu based distribution customiz
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