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Information about accessible TV devices for blind and partially sighted people.
Have you ever tried audio description? It is a completely free service and it is on your television right now. Try it today!
TV guides are available in many accessible formats including web based, large print, audio and braille. Find out how to access these, including TV guide that highlight audio described programmes.
You can get a 50 percent reduction on your TV Licence fee if you're registered blind or severely sight impaired. Find out how to apply for the TV Licence concession.
Analogue TV signals will be gradually switched off over the coming few years, and every household will need to switch over to digital TV to continue watching. Find out if switchover is complete in your region and how to get assistance when switching.
Contact: audiodescription@rnib.org.uk
Last updated: 22 May 2012
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Panasonic have launched the world's first range of digital talking TVs using Voice Guidance available from the high street.
Smart Talk is easy to use, featuring talking menus, talking programme guides and one-click audio description.