As for PC accessibility, Netflix is very good. I use Jaws very
successfully. The IPhone app is not very accessible but you can use it as
long as you either 1. search directly for the title, 2. put the title in the
Q on the PC and then access it from the IPhone Q, or scroll without
voiceover on and then turn voiceover back on which I refuse to to because it
makes me feel stupid when the other two options work better. Netflix on the
computer lets you sort without graphics in what they call sortable lists or
in graphics showing cover art. I switch to sortable lists and then add to Q
since I stream on my 52 inch HDTV.
Now this last thing I don't really recommend However, in answer to your
question about streaming I use something called a Roku 2 XS. This is an
awesome device if you have any sight whatsoever. I have less than 1% in one
eye and can barely use it. However, it with a lot of work and a 10x
minocular scope allows me to stream Netflix, Hulu, Pandora One and other
channels. I wrote Roku and suggested they do something about their lack of
accessibility and told them that they are much better than Apple TV but lack
accessibility. I wrote them several times but didn't rate a single response.
I basically keep one to 3 things in q at a time so I can make an educated
guess using the IPhone or computer at the Q order and then using the remote
on the Roku which is like a WII remote I can accurately choose the movie or
show. I knbow it sounds strange but Nicki (my wife) and I watched Star Trek
DS9 in 8 weeks that way very sccessfully and last weekend watched a bunch of
horror movies as well as almost a complete season of Star Trek Next
Generation.
blind5sparrow
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