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Elliot, a young deafblind boy

Sense is running a special TV appeal for our work with children who are both deaf and blind.


You can watch the appeal or read the transcript. Please make a donation now and help us bring a child like Elliot into our world.

Sense is the leading national charity that supports and campaigns for children and adults who are deafblind

Television and DVD

There are a number of different options available to help you to enjoy television. Which one is right for you will depend upon the type of visual and hearing impairment you have, but listed below are some of the options:

  • audio description - An audio voice that describes the action in between the dialogue
  • signed TV - A person signing in the right hand bottom corner
  • subtitles - these are words on the TV screen of what is being said
  • talking teletext- it uses a friendly "speaking" keyboard. You can select any page and hear its contents spoken by a voice synthesiser.
 ProductSupplierProduct codePrice
Talking TeletextTalking TeletextPortset £599.00
Talking Teletext uses a friendly "speaking" keyboard. You can select any page and hear its contents spoken by a voice synthesiser.
Daewoo DVD recorderDaewoo DVD recorderRNIDM461£145.98
The Daewood DVD recorder has a built-in-receiver to record digital subtitles on to DVD disks
Panasonic DVD recorder with hard drivePanasonic DVD recorder with hard driveRNIDM469£299.99
This programmable DVD recorder offeres even more choice as it has a built in hard disk drive as well.
 
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