#Audio book reader download#
The Homer Player gives users two options for using this app: download the Homer Player app from Google Play and use it when you need it, or download the Homer Player app and lock it in kiosk mode. She currently uses a Talking Book Player but wants something she can store all of her favorite audio-books on to access them whenever she wants. I already have a bookworm with macular degeneration in mind for this project. I barely use it and wanted to give it a new life and purpose other than collecting dust in my living room. My muse for this project was an ASUS Nexus from 2012. The other functions of the device don’t become a distraction to the user. This way a multipurpose tablet can be converted into a simple to use, single purpose audiobook player. Single application mode (kiosk mode) – With the kiosk mode enabled the user’s actions are confined to the application and no other functions of the device are available.Adjust speed – Slow down playback for those who are hard of hearing or need more time to understand speech (e.g.Flip-to-stop – There’s no need to press any buttons to stop playback-just put the device on a level surface with its screen down.The buttons are large and with high contrast. Low vision friendly interface – Book titles are read out loud when browsing.The position is stored for each book separately so you can safely switch between several books. And with the jump back feature it actually goes back 15s earlier to remind you the last sentence or two. Resume where stopped – Playback is resumed where you have left off.
Subfolders are treated as part of the same book (useful for books that come on multiple CDs). Audio book support – Playback is geared towards audiobooks with folder-based navigation.With that in mind, this app provides the most basic of features, no more and no less than what the user absolutely needs. When you read this list, think about who this player is designed for – people who find all of the other digital audio-book players difficult to use.
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