Comment 1 by jteh on 2011-05-04 21:03
Please keep the summary short and enter long text in the description. Thanks.

In order for anything to be accessible, information needs to be provided by the application itself and screen readers must retrieve and report this information. NVDA should already work with accessible Silverlight applications, though I can't find any examples on a brief look. To have any chance of working out what's going on, we need free, unrestricted access to the problematic application, as well as information about exactly how you used it, what happened, etc.
Changes:
Changed title from "I would like to see NVDA work with Microsoft Silverlight. I know Silverlight is used with Netflix when one wants to watch a movie or TV show instantly on his/her computer. I'm sure it is used in other instances. It doesn't read the controls (play, forward, rewind, pause, etc.) and it doesn't read the episode names if one wants to jump around when watching a season of a TV series." to "Support for Microsoft Silverlight"

Silverlight has been discontinued and this ticket looks abandoned anyway. Closing as invalid, since @jcsteh pointed out that silverlight apps should be accessible if app authors took that in mind.