The online survey asks viewers how they found out about the service, what devices they watch it on, how often they have used it and what types of programs would they like to see with audio description. It only takes a few minutes to fill out.
Since it began in April 2015, the trial has delivered an average of 14 hours of new programs a week, with a mix of local and overseas programs, including children’s programs. It is due to end in June, although some programs will probably be still available to watch in July. For more information, see the ABC’s audio description FAQ page.
The SubStation, an access company which has been producing audio description for the trial, has celebrated its anniversary by posting a video on its Facebook page in which three blind people talk about what the trial has meant to them.
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