AMI Audio

Canada Canada

AMI Audio is a television channel that provides descriptive audio narration for viewers in Canada who are blind or have low vision. The channel broadcasts a selection of mainstream television programs, including dramas, comedies, documentaries, and lifestyle content, with an additional audio track that describes on-screen action, settings, and text. This service allows audiences to follow visual elements of a show without relying solely on dialogue or sound effects. AMI Audio is part of the Accessible Media Inc. network, which focuses on making television content more inclusive. The channel is available through participating television service providers across the country.

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