Hi, I'm very late on this thread but thought I'd chime in here. We have
3 Roku boxes and 1 Apple TV box in our home. While the content on screen
for the Roku is not accessible to a blind person, you can control the
Roku still from the iOS app. So, if you are in Netflix or Pandora from
the Roku, you will have to memorize it's layout and then you can have
minor success. This is by no means accessible, but if you plan on doing
simple things like play/pause, or moving forward, then it's certainly
possible. The thing I like about Roku over Apple TV is that it offers
way more content including games, and RadioTime listed stations for
radio, but of course, there is no speech, so that is a huge downer. I've
written them to try starting an accessibility dialog, but I think my
messages to support were eaten up by the corporate monster.
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On 12/27/2012 7:56 PM, Corey Michael Cook wrote:
Has anyone been able to control a roku box using the iOS app?
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