Media Players

Access entertainment from broadcast, streaming, or personal players.

Slider

Picture of two hands holding a small, white device hovering over a book, with the device's screen showing a magnified image of a picture from the book.

A portable video magnifier with a built LCD screen and battery power supply designed for use by individuals with low vision.

RadSounds (Cause/Effect and Music Player)

Cutout photos of people dancing on a gray floor with a red brick wall behind them.

A switch friendly music program for special needs learners.

TouchCD

A simple CD player that is controlled using a single switch or the keyboard's spacebar.

Inclusive CD Player

Screenshot of a purple control screen with a digital counter on top and a 2x3 grid of large orange control buttons in the middle.

A free, switch accessible CD player for Windows 95 onwards.

Microloop III (Various Models)

Audio loop amplification system designed for use by individuals who are hard of hearing.

ITR-100A HD Radio

AM, FM and HD radio with voice output controls and reading service receiver designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision.

Visolux Digital HD

Small rectangular electronic device with black frame and LCD display showing lines of enlarged text.

A handheld video magnifier that features a 7” LCD screen with anti-glare coating, an HD camera, and a built-in stand.

Switch Accessible Boombox

Black rectangular shape with a large, red oval-shaped boombox with speakers on the right and left and colorful sound level bars in the middle.

A Windows-based program developed specifically for students with special needs that allows a user to utilize a virtual stereo (boombox).

Induction Loop Receiver TH1

A battery-powered, portable, receiver that allows the user to benefit from an Audio Frequency Induction Loop System using a standard pair of stereo headphones.

Magpie 2.0

Main screen showing the name of the software and links to other functions.

A free telecaption authoring program for making digital videos that can be displayed using QuickTime, RealPlayer, or Windows Media Player accessible to people with vision or hearing disabilities.

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