Multimedia systems and equipment. Multimedia e-publishing and e-book technologies. Printing specification of texture map for auditory presentation of printed texts

Multimedia systems and equipment. Multimedia e-publishing and e-book technologies. Printing specification of texture map for auditory presentation of printed texts

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What is this BS EN 62875 - Texture map for auditory presentation of printed texts about?  

BS EN 62875 discusses multimedia systems and equipment with a focus on the printing specification of texture maps for the auditory presentation of printed texts. The texture map for auditory presentation of printed texts is printed on paper or shown on display devices.  

BS EN 62875 specifies the printing quality of this texture map on paper. In order to ensure interoperability of the texture map specified in IEC 62665, a printing specification based on the quality of BS EN 62875 should be employed. 

Who is BS EN 62875 - Texture map for auditory presentation of printed texts for? 

BS EN 62875 on texture map for auditory presentation of printed texts is useful for: 

  • E-book publishing platform 
  • E-book developers 
  • Publishers 

Why should you use BS EN 62875 - Texture map for auditory presentation of printed texts 

Printed documents with texts and text-encoded texture maps can be interchanged by ordinary circulation or publication mechanisms. They are readable as ordinary printed materials and comprehensible by blind or visually impaired people with the support of decoding and auditory presentation equipment. 

BS EN 62875 gives you guidance on printing specification, Size of a texture map, the printing quality of a texture map, printing quality, sampling line, quality measures, location of a texture map, location of a notch, examples of the visible quality of a texture, and creating process of printed matter including a texture map. This will help you improve the quality of your texture map for auditory presentation of printed texts.