Hi Jonathan:
This sounds like something I would like to explore with my particular use case
scenario. Perhaps for the specifics we should take it off line for now?
radiofore...@gmail.com
Thanks, Jean
> On 23 Dec 2020, at 8:34 am, Jonathan Cohn wrote:
>
> My apologies for not answering you so
My apologies for not answering you sooner. If all you want to do is switch
to a different application, that is very easy in VoiceOver. Just look at
the keyboard commander for left-option M start mail. If you need more
specifics then let me know.
A AppleScript can combine two or more actions in one
Jonathan:
Would that turn on quicktime from anywhere? The problems isn’t really starting
play but navigating from zoom to the video player. If quick time or whatever
could be started from zoom that would make it possible to turn off voice over
thereby eliminating the possibility of the system vo
For QuickTime, I am sure I could create an AppleScript that just tells
quicktime to either toggle playing or start playing. I don't know if VLC
accepts apple events, but at least you could create a automation that would
tell VLC to open a file.
In terminal this would be something close to:
open
Sometimes the screen share doesn’t go directly to vlc or quicktime though so it
would be difficult to know where you are when command shifting around. I will
do further experiments however.
> On 3 Dec 2020, at 8:16 pm, Brad Snyder wrote:
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> When I do a screen share on Zoom, I am usually play
When I do a screen share on Zoom, I am usually playing some kind of content
using QuickTime Player, which I have cued-up and ready to play. As soon as I
begin Zoom screen share, I turn off VoiceOver, and CMD + Tab to the QuickTime
Player app, and hit the Spacebar to begin play. when the progra
How do you keep track of where are? For example, when you share a video and you
need to switch apps to get to the video player how do you know where you are if
vo is off?
Once you are in the app you can use hot keys or whatever.
BTW, are you using Big Sur? I am having some issues, not really acc
I have never enabled the voice through, Accessibility > Speech, so I am not
experiencing any issues with silencing speech during a Zoom Screen Share.
When Screen Sharing, I turn off VoiceOver until I am done, and have been doing
it this way for a long time with out any issue.
- Brad -
On Dec 3
Hi:
Yes, I read your message and followed the directions. No luck getting rid of it
though.
> On 3 Dec 2020, at 3:54 pm, Brad Snyder wrote:
>
> Routing VoiceOver to an external sound device or bluetooth headset, does not
> resolve the issue of speech during a Zoom Screen Share, because the s
Routing VoiceOver to an external sound device or bluetooth headset, does not
resolve the issue of speech during a Zoom Screen Share, because the system
voice that has been enabled in Accessibility > Speech is not VoiceOver, and is
not affected by rerouting VoiceOver.
The issue can only be resolv
Hello All:
I have been following the system voice thread with some interest. The fact
that the system voice can not be turned off is a constant annoyance. I have
reported this to Apple and asked for a feature request or whatever they
call it. This is particularly problematic when doing screen sh
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