For what it's worth, my wife is sighted, and she is disappointed by this 
chapter behavior as well.

Brett C.
 
On Sep 28, 2013, at 1:10 PM, Nicholas Parsons <[email protected]> 
wrote:

> HI Jürgen,
> You're right, I'm sorry. Before sending you that last email I saw the track 
> list button but didn't press it.
> Later that night I was reading an audiobook and tried using it, but it only 
> showed me the audio files, not the chapters/tracks. In my case it was a book 
> from audible which was in two parts (that is, two files) which were each 
> divided into chapters. After tapping the title, I could see the two 
> parts/files. Annoyingly, VoiceOver read out the length of each file before 
> the name, which is a change (and a bad one) since iOS6.
> Once I started playing one of these files I could use the next and previous 
> buttons to skip through chapters/tracks. However, tapping the track list 
> button merely brought up the two parts/files, not the chapters.
> More annoyingly still, the time scrubber thing now shows the time for the 
> entire file, not just the chapter. This is another change since iOS6. In iOS6 
> it would just show the time for the current track, now it has the time for 
> the whole file. As the time for the whole file is longer, so the increments 
> it skips are larger when you flick up or down. So for me, I could skip 
> forward and back by 15-30 seconds using the buttons either side of the 
> play/pause button, or skip forward/back by one hour blocks with the scrubber. 
> This discrepancy made it really difficult to find my place in the book.
> I think this is worth writing to Apple accessibility about and explaining the 
> affect this has on VoiceOver users. I presume it's fine for sighted people as 
> they can probably just touch the scrubber at the point they wish to be, 
> whereas VoiceOver users have to flick up and down by set increments.
> This is really disappointing as one of the reasons I loved my iPod and iPhone 
> was the awesome way in which Apple handled the playing of audiobooks.
> Best,
> Nic
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