Question for any #blind people who do video recording or streaming: How accessible is OBS Studio (https://obsproject.com/) with screen readers on the three major desktop platforms? I've never tried it.
@matt I find it to be very accessible on Windows, obviously things like aligning visual sources on screen is a thing that is most likely not going to work reliable any time soon except with AI help anyway, you'd need sighted help for that, but everything else works just fine. Mac is a totally different story though, I just know one person who's happy with it on Mac with VoiceOver, everyone else who I know didn't manage to get it going reliably.
@ToniBarth @matt It's getting better on Mac, but there are still some things that are kind of annoying to do which can be attributed to QT Accessibility being sub par compared to Windows or Linux even though it's improved somewhat. The biggest issue with it on Mac is pop up menus, like the one you get when you go to add a source or opening the context menu for one can only be navigated with the VO trackpad commander. If you try to arrow through it or use the VO keys it kicks you out, so unless you have a macbook or an external trackpad it's nearly impossible to set up. Also, the record button has to be pressed with space or enter, because doing a vo-space will mark it as checked but not actually start recording which I guess is some accessibility press not being interpreted properly by the app. If you keep that in mind it's pretty comparable to the Windows version and I successfully used it to make screen recordings.