#Easy screen ocr not working with 4k how to
#Easy screen ocr not working with 4k windows 10

#Easy screen ocr not working with 4k windows 10

Just wondering: is Windows 10 OCR not working when screen curtain is enabled a known and documented issue, and if so, is it something that can be possibly fixed?. Just wondering: is Windows 10 OCR not working when screen curtain is enabled a known and documented issue, and if so, is it something that can be possibly fixed?

#Easy screen ocr not working with 4k how to

įrom: On Behalf Of Brian Vogel Sent: Thursday, Decem9:00 AM To: Subject: Re: How TO Use Windows 10 OCR I'll be curious to see if my guess has any connection to reality, and there are a couple of regulars here who can likely confirm or refute off the top of their heads. Using screen curtain functions keeps that buffer constantly 'blanked,' so there would be nothing to scan.

My guess, and that's all it is, is that this is not fixable if what the OCR does is, for all practical intents and purposes, scan the screen display buffer as though it were an image. This was a great catch on Artin's part! It is not documented in the User Guide, and really should be. On Thu, at 11:49 AM, Bhavya shah wrote: Just wondering: is Windows 10 OCR not working when screen curtain is enabled a known and documented issue, and if so, is it something that can be possibly fixed? The Windows 10 OCR functionality via NVDA. I would truly appreciate any assistance in getting the hang of using Sure if I am doing something wrong, if I need to configure somethingĭifferently, or am somehow missing the scanned results. I would note that I do not have the Tessarac OCRĪdd-on installed as I would like to leverage Windows 10 OCR. Press Esc to go back to the graphic where I was, essentially returning No avail as NVDA keeps saying 'blank' consistently. Whenever Iįocus on a graphic on the web and press NVDA+R, NVDA says:Īfter that, I arrow up and down, move the review cursor around, but to

I am using NVDA 2020.3 on Windows 10's latest stable build. ~ Brendan Buck, former adviser to Speakers of the House Paul Ryan and John BoehnerĪnother thing to check, is screen curtain disabled? The OCR does notĪrtin 16-12-2020 om 17:00 schreef Bhavya shah: We should know by now there’s a bottomless supply of crazy. Pleased with the SCOTUS ruling, but also immediately slightly terrified of where this crazy train goes next. I know there are now picture describers, which might help. And in those sorts of circumstances, I really don't know how you'd know that sans sighted assistance, though there very well may be a way I'm unaware of. From: On Behalf Of Brian Vogel Sent: Wednesday, Decem8:39 AM To: Subject: Re: How TO Use Windows 10 OCRĪre you absolutely, positively certain that the graphic that has focus in your example case has content that can be OCR processed? I ask that not to be snarky, but I've seen rare occasions where something is mislabeled and contains, say, a photograph of an outdoor scene, which cannot, of course, be OCR processed.