do this tv has close caption?
1490355
Yes, it has closed-captioning. And for these types of questions, just Google the manual for this model.
1490356
Yes it is located in the menu. Just click yes and it will display the close caption on the station that have that option.
614510
The US Government requires that all streaming applications be able to support Closed Captioning in 2014 TVs. The Amazon Streaming Video app for Vizio did NOT support Closed Captioning in the 2013 version, so the app has to be reworked by Amazon to support Closed Captioning. Amazon was late to the party with Closed Captioning on their service, but to their credit, they are able to support it now on most of their movie choices on Roku. Since Vizio sells a lot of TVs now, I would expect this to be ready before June 2014, but I have no knowledge of that. Please note, however, that this is an AMAZON issue... NOT a Vizio issue. Coming from a long-time Amazon Prime customer, who complained about no Closed Captioning for quite some time.
1396803
I see what you saw in the manual so I tried in a HD station with my cable box over HDMI and I could not select caption from the menu. I think the reason for this is because the cable box has its own closed captioning. I went into the settings for the box and was able to use closed captioning that way.
1430386
Hi, this Sony Blu-ray player doesn't support Netflix or Amazon Prime closed captioning. You may try to check on these models instead: BDPS6200. This one supports closed caption on internet videos. -Ely
1547981
closed captioning is not available at this time.Foreign language movies have English subtitles. (No way to choose audio track or subtitle language). Most foreign content is in the original language (I haven't come across one yet that is a dubbed version).
50284
This TV has CC(Close Captioning). It can be turned on via the remote. People's spoken words will appear on the screen so your mom can read the dialogue instead of straining to hear them speak.
1137762
No picture in picture. Here is a link to the Coby site and model of this TV for a list of features and specifications: http://cobyusa.com/?p=prod∏_num_id=10627&pcat;_id=1002
374212
yes, there is a subtitle button on the remote. that's all there is to it. easy
1753981
As close as I can discern, the unit has subtitle selection, (If the DVD you are playing has subtitles, you can activate) but I don't see anything in the manual that indicates 'closed captioning' is available. While I was searching for the online manual, (I gave this as a gift) I did notice that one of the Sony products may offer it. Sorry I could not be of more help.
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The only way the TV can turn on it's own subtitles is through the broadcasting menu, therefore using the broadcasting method (over the air) If you are using a cable box or satellite system you have to use the boxes that came with your cable or satellite system to get closed captioning. This question threw a curve ball at me but I finally did some research on the web tested it and I will confirm my information is 100% accurate
674155
I am not sure, i don't use the Amazon app. The Netflix app does have closed captions.
1446926
I do not see "closed captions" in any of the menu sections. Did you get your TV working again? Do you have TCL 40inch LCD TV? Thanks anyway.
56707
Close captioning print is much bigger than the channel print. There's also a menu item to customize the size, but allowing the standard broadcast captioning is plenty big to see from several feet away. I don't use the feature, but I checked it out and it looks like it would be fine for people who use it
1704071
Not unless you use the RCA hook-up (red, yellow, white). Use of the HDMI cable somehow prevents the closed captioning from showing on screen, even if your television has this capability. CNET has some questions/answers about this.
1396804
I learned the hard way that CC does not work on an HDMI connection.There is a faster way to change closed captioning on a COMCAST DCT64--:1) TV and cable box are on.2) Using COMCAST remote, press these buttons in order:3) CABLE ... POWER ... MENU4) Use arrows to select and/or change CLOSED CAPTION5) When CLOSED CAPTION IS ENABLED, the CC options may be changed.6) Press MENU to save changes7) Press POWER to turn the cable box back on
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When you bring up the menu, fast forward, etc, curser over to the gear on the right and select it. You can remove the captioning. Sadly, you have to do this each time you watch a movie. They may eventually update it to no captions by default, just not yet...
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Most DVDs have closed captions and work with TVGuardian; however, not all do; very few Blu-ray movies do. TVGuardian needs the CC to detect the foul language. Hollywood has changed things on us. Up until about two years ago (2011), virtually all dvd movies did work with TVGuardian (except Universal Studio). Now, around half of the new releases do not contain the closed-captions TVGuardian needs. You can tell by looking for the CC logo on the back of the box. If it has the SDH (subtitles for the deaf and hearing impaired) logo it will not work with TVG. TVGuardian works very well on TV since closed captions are required by law on TV. Therefore, TVGuardian technology will always be applicable for TV. On the other hand, closed captions are not required by law on DVDs. For TVG technology to work on DVDs and Blu-ray movies that use SDH, the technology has to be built into the DVD/Blu-ray player. Thus far, the manufacturers have not wanted to add the TVG feature.