The content can be read aloud (ReadAloud-010)
Below are all the published results for the test ReadAloud-010, which appears in Read Aloud (2.0.0).
This test currently has a 76.47% pass rate.
| Testing Environment | The content can be read aloud ( ReadAloud-010) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| BoinIT Viewer [Korean] NVDA Chrome Windows | PASS | working exptected. |
| BoinIT Viewer [Korean] Sens Reader Chrome Windows | PASS | working exptected. |
| BoinIT Viewer [Korean] Chrome Windows | PASS | working exptected. |
| Books iOS | PASS | In Settings / Accessibility / Spoken content, the Speech controller can be enabled. The speech controller offers Speak on Touch to announce the sentence that the user touches. Also Speak screen that starts at the beginning of the displayed content. |
| Bookshare Reader Safari macOS | PASS | |
| Bookshelf iOS | PASS | The Show Read Aloud Dialog button is labelled with a speaker symbol. The control that appears offers play/pause, previous and next, settings and close. To exit Read Aloud select the button again. |
| Bookshelf Android | PASS | Read aloud starts from the top of the currently displayed text. It is possible to move quickly to further down the page using the forward button in the mini panel for read aloud. |
| Colibrio Reader Edge Windows | PASS | By pressing the ear shaped button at the bottom right of the screen the media controls are shown. Now there is a play/pause button in the middle of the bar at the bottom of the window. The reading position is shown as a yellow highlight, and this can be changed with a mouse click. |
| Colibrio Reader Android | PASS | The main menu is invoked from the reading view by tapping in the middle of the display. In the revealed panel at the bottom of the screen is button with an ear logo. This places a highlight on the first item in view. It can be repositioned with the next and previous button. Read aloud can be started by pressing the Play button. |
| EasyReader Windows | PASS | Read aloud is started using the play button in the center of the top of the display. Alternatively, the space bar or F5 key can be used to play/pause. |
| Kindle Android | PASS | The read aloud feature is called Assistive Reader. It is enabled in the Aa menu, More, then turning on Assistive Reader. It is not possible for the user to determine where the read aloud begins, it always starts from the top of the displayed text. |
| Kindle NVDA Windows | FAIL | The read aloud feature is started via the menu Tools / Start text to speech, or with the shortcut key ctrl t. However, it is not possible for the user to determine where the reading begins, it is always from the top of the screen. |
| Kindle iOS | FAIL | The read aloud feature is called Assistive Reader. It is enabled in the Aa menu, More, then turning on Assistive Reader. It is not possible for the user to determine where the read aloud begins, it always starts from the top of the displayed text. |
| Kindle Linux | NA | Kindle Paperwhite does not offer a read aloud feature. |
| Kobo NVDA Windows | NA | No read aloud feature provided. |
| Thorium 3 macOS | PASS | |
| Thorium Reader 2 macOS | PASS | Readloud is started using the speaker button in the middle of the toolbar. At the time of evaluation there was no keyboard shortcut implemented. |