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I have been picking up discussion of the Speech Radio app from Wireless for Blind and it looks as if it might jut be a solution to easy radio listening and station hopping that many of us want. Find

First, on the point of accessability of BBC Sounds.? It isn't a case of "telling manufacturers how to make their radios, etcetera, more setting a propper framework and technical hook-ins to enable

I just don't see that. The BBC don't tell Sony, Roberts, or whoever how to manufacture their radios. Admittedly they are locking down Sounds with an account, but that shouldn't be

Hi Steve But it is the BBC's job to ensure that all listeners can share the same experiences based on age, ethnicity disability and any thing else. Best wishes Henry

Hi Ray Well said, why do people with no or extremely restricted sight always have to jump through so many more hoops than the average sighted person to achieve the same goal. Imagine if all

No, I'm not excusing anyone. It's not the BBC's job to make these specialist players accessible, it is the manufacturers of the players. All the best Steve

Hi Steve, But you are excusing the BBC for excluding us, and many other groups. This is not inclusion but exclusion. Mary

I'm not writing anyone off. I'm saying that anything that is made for us, could be adapted to use a single sign in method to access BBC Sounds, then you would have the simplicity of the device that

How much I disagree with you Steve. The question is that for many of us we want to be included and regarded. BBC Sounds, iPlayer and Britbox have bluntly appealed to those who have time and effort,

I would agree with some of what is said, below, but I do take issue with some of it. Firstly, it may well be that if everything has to be accessed via the BBC Sounds Gateway then a one-time login

To be honest, if Google and Amazon can make Actions or Skills, respectively, for BBC sounds, then I don't think specialist hardware players are needed. Having said that, this won't only affect

A modified post with additions posted earlier to Vi-gen Access group. Subject sums up mytakeaway on last night's In touch and the demise of the Shoutcast radio feeds. Should not have been surprised

This is not exactly a cross-posting of the message sent to Vi-gen a few minutes ago. I brought up this subject here and on another list a few weeks back.? In touch is going to investigate this in

Hi. What about the envoy connect. S amll simple player, and you have the I access software, and not sure if sold in the uk. Marvin.

I think one of the Humanware daisy CD players is in the RNIB Black Friday sale.? It handles other media too such as SD cards and USB pendrives. Ray.

Hi Daniel Does it have to play cd's? if not what about the evo 12 or milestones, they are both very good daisy players. Computer room services sells them both and probably others too.

So does the RNIB Andrew

Hello Daniel, Have you thought about asking Humanware. 01933 415 800 They sell Victor Reader products. Hope this helps. Jim Mc

Hello everyone. New member here. Basically, in 2022, are there any CD / USB players out there which can play daisy / Mp3 format but feature the "resume function." So that an audio book can continue

Hi Steve Ok thanks, will try it. Regards Adrien