The phrase "audio accessible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe content or resources that can be easily accessed and understood through audio formats, making them available to individuals with visual impairments or those who prefer auditory learning.
Example: "The website is designed to be audio accessible, allowing users to listen to articles and navigate through audio prompts."
Alternatives: "audio-friendly" or "sound accessible".
The popular phone line gallery (all shows are audio, accessible on your telephone) has a new show going up that is all about aural healing and New Age-y teachings as imagined by a crew of Los Angeles artists: Michelle Andrade, Michelle Chong, Meg Cranston and Bridge Kane.
The popular phone line gallery (all shows are audio, accessible on your telephone) has a show that is all about aural healing and New Age-y teachings as imagined by a crew of Los Angeles artists: Michelle Andrade, Michelle Chong, Meg Cranston and Bridge Kane.
Once in the cloud, the notes and audio are accessible on any computer, or any iOS or Android mobile device.
WCLV has been broadcasting from Cleveland since 1963, and the station's programming includes live concert streaming and archival audio, all accessible online at wclv.com.
HD audio is accessible through standard audio jacks.
The University and Spiritual Talks blueprints let anyone make their live and recorded audio content accessible on Alexa devices.
They had participated at a BBC "hackathon" event held in Cape Town in April looking at making BBC audio more accessible to young people.
Typical applications include smart homes, industrial enhancements, making audio-archives accessible, or security purposes.
They will cover how to make videos, audio files, links accessible as well as upload accessible content, quizzes, and tests.
The rapid increase in the amount of easily accessible audio, in the form of streaming audio content, recordings on social media sites such as Facebook and Youtube, public and personal song collections, and so on has raised new technical challenges.
I'll talk about this project and some uses that are being made of the newly accessible audio.
