Re: Why do Closed Captions work (using .scc files) on some, but not most, TVs?


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Re: Why do Closed Captions work (using .scc files) on some, but not most, TVs?
by westmidwest on Aug 24, 2007 at 10:48:47 pm

So if it's a function of the DVD player and the TV, then I shouldn't have to worry right? The captions play on my Mac in DVD Player, and on one TV/DVD player I have here. I have met my legal requirement to provide closed captions, and it should be up to the end user to have compatible equipment.

Does anyone agree or disagree?

(Also, how do I know which equipment works and which doesn't? Should all new DVD players play embedded closed captions on a disc?)

Thanks for your thoughts

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Why do Closed Captions work (using .scc files) on some, but not most, TVs? by westmidwest on Aug 24, 2007 at 6:53:21 am
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