V.E.T. is committed to making programming, comfort systems, and public materials accessible to all approved viewers.
Official public-facing V.E.T. material. Internal classifications may differ.
We work to support viewers using screen readers, keyboard navigation, captions, transcripts, audio-friendly layouts, high-contrast materials, simplified page structures, and reduced-motion modes where available.
Selected programming may include captioning, audio description, visual tone controls, alternate feed summaries, and low-stimulation comfort options. Legacy broadcasts may vary due to tape condition, tower behavior, or missing operators.
V.E.T. digital pages are designed to support readable headings, descriptive links, responsive layouts, keyboard access, and text alternatives for key imagery. Certain anomalous content may remain difficult to describe without causing further anomaly.
Users may report barriers involving navigation, readability, contrast, captions, audio, forms, or unexpected signal behavior. Please include page address, device, browser, assistive technology, and whether the barrier moved.
Historical materials, redacted records, compromised WXPO archives, ham captures, and signal-damaged files may not meet modern accessibility targets. We are reviewing these artifacts as safely as possible.