----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, March 25, 2019 8:35
PM
Subject: Re: [nvda] playing you tube with
NVDA
Unless you want to go into forms mode, you need
to have the NVDA setting on that allows commands to pass to the browser.
I don't know if the setting is on by default or just what it is called.
I don't use it in part because I use an old version of NVDA. It does
what I want and I don't need to update. But others can discuss that
setting.
you may have to move to the player. If you
start at the top of the page and type b until you get to a player command such
as the play button or mute, any button in the player, then you can use the
following commands and maybe others I don't know.
Space pauses and resumes play. Right and
left arrow moves you through the video. You can press and hold those
keys or press and release them. but I'm not sure if press and hold works
properly.
The numbers 0 through 9 move you through
the video. I've never seen this part explained but it looks to me
as though 1 through perhsps 4 moves you by single percents, 1 2, etc. 5
through 9 may move you to fifty, sixty, etc. But you can experiment and
maybe you can find information if you look. But those numbers move you
in jumps through the video. 0 moves you back to the
beginning and starts play from the beginning. If the file stops
playing at the end and you want to hear it again, 0 will play it again.
the other numbers will do what I described earlier even if the file has
stopped. But of course, if you have up next enabled, it won't do it if
it has already started to switch to the next viddeo it wants to
play.
Gene
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, March 25, 2019 6:08 PM
Subject: [nvda] playing you tube with NVDA
HI all
are there commands for playing you tube videos
using NVDA on windows?
like to pause, fast forward, rewine
etc?
thanks
