[VIDEO] BRAVIA accessibility features - Text for video

The title of the video HOW TO - Accessibility is displayed on the screen.

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6 icons representing BRAVIA accessibility features appear on the screen. These are: TalkBack, Text magnification, Closed captions, Audio output to headphones, Accessibility shortcut, and Google Assistant.

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Sony BRAVIA TVs have features that increase accessibility for people of all abilities.
Sony TVs can be controlled by blind and low-vision users through a built-in TalkBack screen reader and Text magnification options.

TalkBack and Text magnification icons are highlighted.

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Here is an example.

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The Sony Select menu of BRAVIA TV is shown on the screen. On the left side of the menu, there are some menu items listed vertically. From the top: Top Featured, Smart Home, Media & Video, and so on. The Top Featured item is selected first.

TV screen reader:
Selected Top Featured, one of seven, in list seven items.

The focus of the selection goes down to the next item, Smart Home.

TV screen reader:
Selected Smart Home, two of seven.

The focus of the selection moves to the next item, Media & Video.

TV screen reader:
Selected Media & Video, three of seven.

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6 icons of BRAVIA accessibility features appear on the screen again.

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Additionally, Sony TVs can be enjoyed by people who are deaf or hard of hearing through closed captioning.

The Closed captions icon is highlighted.

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The System settings menu of the BRAVIA TV is displayed with the options listed vertically, such as Accessibility, About, Date & Time, and so on.

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In the Settings menu, select Accessibility, Captions.

Once Accessibility is selected, the focus of the selection jumps to the Accessibility feature menu, and then the Captions item is selected.

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From here you can enable global closed captions for cable, antenna, and streaming content.

The Captions menu is displayed which contains the items Cable/Antenna and Streaming & other content, and then Streaming & other content is selected.

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Once enabled, a variety of customizable options will be available to tailor the look of the captions if desired.

Now the Captions detailed setting menu is displayed.

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6 icons of BRAVIA accessibility features appear on the screen again, and the Audio output to headphone icon is highlighted.

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Another useful feature for people who are deaf or hard of hearing is the ability to pair a Bluetooth audio device to the TV, like headphones or neckband speakers.

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A user sitting on a sofa in front of a BRAVIA TV is illustrated. Now the user is wearing headphones, while the TV screen is zoomed in with the Bluetooth option under the Quick Settings menu displayed to connect.

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6 icons of the BRAVIA accessibility features appear on the screen again, and the Accessibility shortcut icon is highlighted.

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Our Accessibility shortcut allows accessibility features to be quickly toggled on or off, so it's easy to share the TV within a household.
On your remote, press and hold the mute button until the on-screen message appears.

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An illustration of BRAVIA TV is shown with the remote displayed on the left-hand side.
An on-screen message appears at the bottom of the TV screen after a couple of seconds, saying Accessibility Shortcut turned Talkback on.

TV screen reader:
TalkBack on.

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Repeating this process will turn the feature off.

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6 icons of the BRAVIA accessibility features appear on the screen again, and the Google Assistant icon is highlighted.

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Sony BRAVIA TVs also include voice control, so you can quickly access your favorite entertainment and control TV options using your voice, with a little help from Google.

A remote control appears on the left-hand side.

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Press and hold the Google Assistant button on your remote to get started.

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A QR code is shown in the upper right of the screen and a URL at the bottom.

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Sony BRAVIA TVs continue to improve accessibility every year, increasing independence and ease of use for everyone.

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For more details on specific accessibility features available with your Sony BRAVIA TV, please scan this code with your mobile device, or from a browser, go to www.sony.net/A11y.GoogleTV.

The title of the video HOW TO - Accessibility comes up on the screen again.

The video ends with the SONY logo animation and sound.