<div dir="ltr"><h1>DARC assist visually impaired radio hams</h1><p> The <strong>Deutscher Amateur Radio Club</strong> (DARC) is providing HTML and MP3 versions of its amateur radio magazine CQ-DL <br><br>
A Google English translation of the DARC post reads: <br><br> For its visually impaired members of German Amateur Radio Club has (DARC) eV, the low-barrier version of its members magazine CQ DL reissued. The CQ-DL editions are available in the future in two formats: an HTML version for direct reading on the screen - possibly with the assistance of a Braille display - and as a daisy audiobook. The latter is read MP3 files within which you can navigate with disability-Daisy players. For Daisy format includes an M3U playlist to sort e.g. with an ordinary MP3 player to play the MP3 files. The daisy audiobook is available as a zip file, once downloaded, can be played directly from Daisy players. You can call the low-barrier CQ DL at the following link: <a href="http://www.darc.de/whitesticker" target="_blank">http://www.darc.de/whitesticker</a> . When you call you will be immediately prompted by the browser, enter your membership number and password, then you go on a low-barrier HTML mini-site, which you can retrieve the individual issues directly. An information page for barrier-free CQ DL is also listed on <a href="http://www.darc.de/cq-dl/whitesticker/" target="_blank">http://www.darc.de/cq-dl/whitesticker/</a> .<br>
<br> For the past year the service CQ DL was set initially for the visually impaired because the production of amateur radio magazine CQ DL was changed to a new desktop publishing software. From these contents ultimately comes from the data material for the low-barrier version. The DARC formed a project team with the goal of reviving service. When tested visually impaired DARC members were involved and put the needs from the perspective of the user group. The new method was also in talks theme in the "Sight City 2014", Germany's largest special exhibition for blind and visually impaired people from May 14 to 16 took place in Frankfurt. The interest group blind radio amateurs Germany (IBFD) eV statuierte that the HTML now available, and Daisy-data represents contemporary formats for visually impaired hams. <br>
<br> DARC in Google English<br><a href="http://tinyurl.com/GermanyDARC" target="_blank">http://tinyurl.com/GermanyDARC</a></p></div>