Top 5 Best Hi-Res Audio Music Download Sites | Sony US

[Dane Trethowan]

Some wonderful stuff here.
If your equipment doesn't handle DSD format then other formats may be 
available such as FLAC and ALAC.

https://www.sony.com/electronics/best-music-download-sites-hi-res-audio

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Re: problem with blind mice mega mall site

[John Covici]

The sign up fields work both with Window-Eyes and Jaws -- at least for
me.

On Sun, 04 Jun 2017 16:37:25 -0400,
Brian wrote:
> 
> When I try to sign up for an account and I tab from edit box to
> edit box it does not say what's required to go in to each edit
> box it just says edit.  I am using nvda 2017.2 on windows 10
> version 17.3 I have tried it on google chrome and webie brousers
> but it's the same  this site is not accessable for screen readers
> and they of all people should know better.
> 
> Brian Sackrider
> 
> 

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Re: problem with blind mice mega mall site

[Kenny]

Brian, I'm using the latest build of JAWS v18 under Windows 10. Using 
Google Chrome every single form field label is spoken to me as I 
[Tab] through it.


At 04:37 PM 6/4/2017, you wrote:
When I try to sign up for an account and I tab from edit box to edit 
box it does not say what's required to go in to each edit box it 
just says edit.  I am using nvda 2017.2 on windows 10 version 17.3 I 
have tried it on google chrome and webie brousers but it's the 
same  this site is not accessable for screen readers and they of all 
people should know better.


Brian Sackrider

problem with blind mice mega mall site

[Brian]

When I try to sign up for an account and I tab from edit box to edit box 
it does not say what's required to go in to each edit box it just says 
edit.  I am using nvda 2017.2 on windows 10 version 17.3 I have tried it 
on google chrome and webie brousers but it's the same  this site is not 
accessable for screen readers and they of all people should know better.


Brian Sackrider

RE: Here's Another Nice Site for those Who Enjoy Described Video Content.

[Kenny]

Dean, without a doubt the very best one on-line is the Blind Mice Mega Mall.

Very rare I find it necessary to donate to a site for the service 
they freely offer the visually impaired community, but this site 
deserves our full unbridled financial support.


Just to give you an idea of the great content they provide!

I thoroughly enjoyed the critically acclaimed 2017 film "Get Out" 
(100% Rotten Tomatoes rating) the other day thanks to this site 
offering it free in Described audio format. I'm in the mist of 
checking out all the Star Wars films for the first time in chronological order.


I've also became a huge fan of popular TV shows like The Game 
of  Thrones, Criminal Minds, Homeland and Blue Bloods thanks to this 
site. They list all past seasons (And new one's once the season has 
concluded) in DV format. So much nicer to follow these TV series now 
thanks to important scenes being described. Absolutely fantastic work.


Here's the link:
https://www.blindmicemegamall.com

I implore anyone who has benefited from the DV offerings on this site 
to please support them by donating a few dollars or buying some 
merchandise from the various specialty stores they're affiliated 
with. They definitely deserve it.


So my top 4 sites for DV content:
1. Blind Mice Mega Mall.
2. The Listen Factor.
3. Blindy.TV
4. Movies for the Blind

Enjoy!

-Kenny

At 03:35 PM 6/3/2017, you wrote:

Can people inform me, perhaps off list, of sites containing audio-described
movie recordings, or making it possible for individuals to acquire them?

Dean
top...@gmail.com


-Original Message-
From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of Kenny
Sent: Saturday, June 03, 2017 1:46 AM
To: PC Audio Discussion List 
Subject: Here's Another Nice Site for those Who Enjoy Described Video
Content.

Came across another gem of a site that features some pretty good
Described Public Domain movies.

http://moviesfortheblind.com/

They do have an RSS feed listing the latest podcast, so go check it
out and make sure to Bookmark.

Enjoy!