that is the same issue that I am running in to
I have controled a few rigs who use the web sdr linux web server
but the creator flat out refuses
to to release the binaries for the sdr software
the website that you can find ut more on the web based receiver wich is
blind friendly
http://websdr.org
I even emailed him several times and haven't heard a peap from him one
of the rtl sdrs that I have controled is
from Peterborough england
http://cambs-*sdr*.no-ip.org:8901/
you must use chrome or firefox select blind as the choice you have 2
radio buttons once blind is selected
check the box that says use keyboard or something to that extent
turn off your screen readers browse mode etc you will need that turned
off to tune around the band
if memory serves
its either control left and right aro or shift left or right aro
this is the only software that I have found that is blind friendly but
like I said good luck trying to get a hold of the binaries to set it up
hope this info is a little bit of help
On 4/6/2016 7:34 PM, cov...@ccs.covici.com wrote:
Do you know which ones are accessible -- it seems most of them are not,
highly visual with spectrums etc.
Dane Trethowan <grtd...@internode.on.net> wrote:
This is the future for radio design it would seem and why not!
As you'll see from the article Software Defined Radio - SDR - has a
whole heap of potential including that of accessibility.
http://www.rtl-sdr.com/roundup-software-defined-radios/
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