RAAM 1.1
Two-way voice communication application
Two-way voice communication applications are applications that allow 2 or more people to speak simultaneously. Videoconferencing applications, which allow people to speak at the same time, are an example.
Where this term is used
7 accessibility criteria refer to this definition.
- 15.1 — For each two-way voice communication application, is the application capable of encoding and decoding this communication with a frequency range whose upper limit is at least 7,000 Hz?
- 15.2 — Does each application that supports two-way voice communication have real-time text communication functionality?
- 15.3 — For each application that allows two-way voice communication and real-time text, are both modes usable simultaneously?
- 15.5 — For each two-way voice communication application, is a visual indicator of oral activity present?
- 15.9 — For each two-way voice communication application that makes it possible to identify the activity of a speaking interlocutor, it is possible to identify the activity of a signing interlocutor. Is this rule respected?
- 15.10 — For each two-way voice communication application that has voice-based services, are these services usable without the need to listen or speak?
- 15.11 — For each two-way voice communication application that has real-time video, is the quality of the video sufficient?