does this have closed captioning for the hearing impaired?
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I don't remember seeing a way to enable closed captioning. Looking at it now where I am in the course, hitting my "options" button on my Sony DVD player does not give any closed captioning options. So I think it does not have that option. Here is a link where you could email them to ask that question: https://beachbody.custhelp.com/
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I'm afraid I can't answer that question personally... it is not an option I would have utilized and I am in the process of moving so I don't have any means to find out the answer currently (everything is unhooked and/or packed up!). However, I checked at http://www.teambeachbody.com/connect/message-boards/-/message_boards/message/19800128 and found this information. "For the deaf, transcripts for each video can be obtained by emailing:manager@beachbody.com" I hope this is helpful to you.
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Yes! It does! Not only does it have Closed Captioning but it also provides little notes on the side like "Breathe Deeply" to remind you of important nuance as you're doing you're workout! Eventually you could play it with no captions on mute and you'd still have a perfect guide.
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I don't recall but I believe so...we used this for a customers application which did not require audio
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Yes, the captions can be turned off if the user is not hard of hearing. The captioning service is actually a free service provided by the FCC so there is no fee to pay for the phone though you will need high speed internet access. The phone does have caller id provided you have purchased caller id service from your telephone provider.
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The ROKU I purchased from Amazon is the entry level. There is another one, more expensive that has more remote options. I could find no reference to captions on my ROKU. I tried a couple of channels on the ROKU and was not able to get the tv to enable captions. That may be just my TV. So, intrigued by your question I went on line to ROKU to ask a tech your question. I am happy to tell that I was advised that Roku does support Closed Captions. I was told that you set it up through the "Channel Store" when you do set up for the ROKU. Here is the link for ROKU Support: http://support.roku.com/entries/413244-contact-support# I hope I have been helpful to you. Ron The ROKU I purchased from Amazon is the entry level. There is another one, more expensive that has more remote options. I could find no reference to captions on my ROKU. I tried a couple of channels on the ROKU and was not able to get the tv to enable captions. That may be just my TV. So, intrigued by your question I went on line to ROKU to ask a tech your question. I am happy to tell that I was advised that Roku does support Closed Captions. I was told that you set it up through the "Channel Store" when you do set up for the ROKU. Here is the link for ROKU Support:... » Read More The ROKU I purchased from Amazon is the entry level. There is another one, more expensive that has more remote options. I could find no reference to captions on my ROKU. I tried a couple of channels on the ROKU and was not able to get the tv to enable captions. That may be just my TV. So, intrigued by your question I went on line to ROKU to ask a tech your question. I am happy to tell that I was advised that Roku does support Closed Captions. I was told that you set it up through the "Channel Store" when you do set up for the ROKU. Here is the link for ROKU Support: http://support.roku.com/entries/413244-contact-support# I hope I have been helpful to you. Ron « Show Less
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Do you mean "CC" which means Closed Caption. I do not see CEC on my 37" Vizio.
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Yes, it works without the captioning just like any phone. Yes, it has caller id.
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Depends on the service. Netflix offers closed captioning and I believe Amazon and Hulu offer it on some of its videos.
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As I remember, there is a toll free number in your CapTel instruction book that you call to activate. I can't recall if it is a person or a machine, but you have to give them your phone number. I think the FCC does this in case of illegal actitivity using the closed caption service. I mean, who wants to get involved if a deaf burgler uses their phone to discuss their next caper, and the poor closed caption server has to type stuff like this. LOL!! Hope this helps.
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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 ... MENU 4) Use arrows to select and/or change CLOSED CAPTION 5) When CLOSED CAPTION IS ENABLED, the CC options may be changed. 6) Press MENU to save changes 7) Press POWER to turn the cable box back on
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I do believe the movie has to have the closed caption in the data stream. If it is, then there should be an option for you somewhere in the 'player' or 'app' that you are playing it on, to turn it on. I do not believe the Kindle has this pre-installed, or at most, I have not found it, and all "web searches" state you have to have an app or player to do this, along with the .srt file (whole different subject which I won't even touch). Good luck with finding a solution.
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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).
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No, there is not. But there is an i.LINK jack in the back, plus there is an A DUB CTRL(for audio dubbing) instructions....I have not tried either of the features, 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.
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Hi there! This Sony Portable CD/DVD Player doesn't support closed captioning. -Ely
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I am not sure. I have Phonax hearing aids . Com pilot is great. T.V with no closed caption is a new experience. I have profound loss and it works for me. Using my phone for the first time in years. Hope it works out for you. !!!
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Hello Pam, The captioning is provided free of charge by the FCC and is in real time. When you answer an incoming call, it is best to ask the caller to hold while a live captioner connects to the call. There is a slight delay while that happens but it isn't bad. I use one of these in my office as I am hearing impaired. I have had it for about 4 months now. It works well and for those who use it but aren't hearing impaired, the captioning feature can be turned off and a captioner will not connect.
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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).