On 2011-08-04, at 10:10 AM, Valles, Heidi wrote:
> Charly and I also chatted in the channel about considering the shortcuts used
> by the accessible JW Player Controls from Ohio State University:
> http://wac.osu.edu/examples/jwpc/
>
> Scroll to the player and click the 'help' icon to see the shortcut list:
> • Alt + Control + P Toggle play and pause
> • Alt + Control + S Stop
> • Alt + Control + F Jump forward
> • Alt + Control + B Jump back
> • Alt + Control + D Decrease volume
> • Alt + Control + U Increase volume
> • Alt + Control + M Toggle sound mute
> • Alt + Control + A Toggle audio descriptions (if available)
> • Alt + Control + C Toggle captions (if available)
> • Alt + Control + R Toggle resizing of player
> I imagine some research went into these decisions, likely related to how they
> play with AT shortcuts. It's interesting they don't follow the conventions
> Colin mentioned, but I'm not sure why. Might be interesting to ping someone
> from this team to get some feedback on their choices?
These keystrokes seem pretty consistent with the DHTML Style Guide's
recommendations for Media Players:
http://dev.aol.com/dhtml_style_guide#mediaplayer
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Anastasia Cheetham Inclusive Design Research Centre
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OCAD University
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