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Described video, also known as audio description, is an additional audio track that provides narration of visual elements in a film, television show, or other visual media for visually impaired audiences. This narration describes key visual information such as actions, settings, and facial expressions during natural pauses in dialogue. The goal is to enhance accessibility and ensure that visually impaired viewers can fully understand and enjoy the content. It allows for a more inclusive experience by conveying essential visual details that would otherwise be missed.
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What does visually impaired mean?
Someone who is visually impaired has severe difficulty in seeing, even when wearing glasses.
In a school with 800 children 15% are visually impaired. How many students are visually impaired?
a lot...
What does the phrase visually impaired mean?
VISUALLY IMPAIRED MEANS HAVING GREATLY REDUCED VISION THAT CANNOT BE FIXED BY GLASSES.
Are there microwaves available for the visually impaired?
There are a limited number of microwaves that will speak out information rather than display it for the visually impaired.
What type of games or sports do the visually impaired participate in?
The visually impaired can play many sports. one popular is visually impaired softball. the ball emits a high pitched sound tha the players can use to determine its location
When was Nebraska Center for the Education of Children Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired created?
Nebraska Center for the Education of Children Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired was created in 1875.
Why is the 1983 Canadian penny an octogan?
for the visually impaired
What is the politically correct word for 'blind'?
Visually impaired.
IWhat are some good claptops for the visually impaired?
This article on computers for blind and visually impaired students focuses on ... The most popular screen access program is JAWS for Windows.
Who invented a system of reading for the visually impaired?
Louis Braille
What percent of children watch?
Of those not visually impaired, 100%.
Who invented a system of reading for visually impaired?
louise braille
