What’s the difference between english subtitles & closed captioned for the hearing impaired?
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Closed Captioning for the hearing impaired is the transcripts of the movie, which, could be identical to English Subtitles, but English Subtitles aren’t closed captioning. (lol, one of those “a tadpole is a frog but a frog isn’t a tadpole” kind of answers) 🙂
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What's the difference between english subtitles & closed captioned for the hearing impaired?
When I'm watching a DVD & need to use subtitles (cause it's during a family gathering and we can't always hear what's going on) – In the language menu I have noticed that with many DVD's both options are available. What's the difference?
Subtitles are generally a translation of the spoken language, and they only cover the dialogue, not the other audio information.
Visit the Captioning Key for more info on styling and creating captions: www.dcmp.org/captioningkey/
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