Re: [orca-list] Media Goblin Audio Player Not Very Accessible




Sliders are among the widgets covered by ARIA. And, you can certainly
expect a media player with have controls like Play/Pause/Stop, Fast
Forward, Rewind, etc.

A good starting point for ARIA markup is the WAI-ARIA Authoring
Practices Guide (APG):
http://www.w3.org/TR/wai-aria-practices/

Please note that HTML 5 also provides an API for access to media
controls as well as full support for all manner of alternative content
such as descriptions and captions. In fact HTML provides support for
semantic content navigation, not just a time-offset forward and reverse.

The relevant section of the latest version of the HTML 5.1 specification
is Sec. 4.7.14:

https://www.w3.org/TR/html51/semantics-embedded-content.html#the-media-elements

I would argue that any player not using HTML 5 will soon be overcome by
events. As supporting APIs emerge from W3C, they will quickly become
obsolete.

Example of what W3C APIs will enable: Send the video and audio to the
big screen with the Atmos speakers, but send the video description to my
Bluetooth headphones.

Just my two cents (American).

Janina

Storm Dragon writes:
Howdy,
In the tab order, all there is  is a slider, you can actually move the slider, I think it goes between 0 
and 1.0. I'm not sure what it does because I haven't been able to make anything play on it. There are no 
controls, no play, stop, pause, anything other than the slider, which itself is unlabeled.
Thanks
Storm
On Tue, Oct 18, 2016 at 06:49:29AM +0200, André Jaenisch wrote:
Hello,

I'll draw their attention to this on IRC.
I was thinking about looking into GNU MediaGoblin source code anyway :-)

Therefore it would be helpful if you could closer describe what you
tried to do and were it fails (for example, controls not announced. Not
able to set focus to video or similiar).

Do you know accessible video player online, which do not require Flash?

Thanks in advance,


André Jaenisch

Am Mon, 17 Oct 2016 18:15:46 -0400
schrieb Jason White <jason jasonjgw net>:

Storm Dragon <stormdragon2976 gmail com> wrote:
This is a GNU  approved project so I don't think they'd be using
one of those proprietary inaccessible players like flash. It
doesn't do the extra plugins are required bit either.A So, I was
wondering if anything can be done Orca side to make the player a
tad bit more accessible?


Probably not Orca-side, but definitely ARIA-side. That is, I would
suggest contacting the project's maintainers about their ARIA support.

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