Mich,
If you download the Movie Reading app, it will detail all. Once you have
the app, you can go to the market place, select the movie you are
interested in, then select whether you want the subtitles or described
video. It will download that data. Then when you go to the theater, or,
I guess, watch the movie at home, you start the app, it listens to the
sound track, syncs the DVS or subtitles and starts describing or
subtitling.
I believe there is a charge for the DVS or subtitles. The app itself is
free. If you go to the IOS app store, search on MovieReading, one word,
capital M capital R.
This has now moved away from JAWS and into tablet territory so I will say
no more.
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Blue skies.
Dan Rossi
Senior Oracle Database Administrator
Carnegie Mellon University.
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