Can anyone please tell me how to make the closed captions work. I try the cc button on remote and it says that this function is "Not available" ???
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I just tried it on mine. I didn't receive that message, however I thought it wasn't working at first. I changed to a few different channels before it began to work. When I went back to the first channel I tried, it worked when the commercials were over and the programming came back on.
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deshkaman,Closed Captioning is available on the tuner and Apps when enabled by the TV. If you're using a cable/satellite box or Blu-Ray player connected with HDMI, you may want to enable the closed caption options on the cable/sat box or Blu-ray player instead. The closed caption or subtitle option needs to be enabled at the source level for those items rather than the TV level. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products.--Mr. S
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Closed captioning isn't available on movies, only broadcasted TV. Subtitles are way more accurate than CC anyways.
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Yes it can. If the TV is set in "Video mode" and CC is turned on, it will display closed captioning. If you are using HDMI mode, the DVR has closed captioned settings that will display closed captioning independent of the TV's settings.
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If you go to the menu (on the remote), one of the sections in the left column will show a "closed captions" section in the right column. You can adjust the closed caption settings there. (Sorry I can't give more specifics because I just got my TV today and after updating the firmware the TV is now completely dead. But that's my understanding from having messed with the settings before that happened.)
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Roku box is capable of handing close captions. Netflix should start streaming captions on some of their library sometime in 2010. I checked this issue out with both Roku and Netflix when I got the box.
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Yes it does.Using the remote control go to Picture,under Caption using the Direction Arrow Keys go from Off to On.All Black Background with White Lettering.You'll then see the Closed-Captioned on the tv stations that use it,some do and some don't.
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Yes, it has closed-captioning. And for these types of questions, just Google the manual for this model.
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there is a subtitle button under the #07 button. if there is a replay button, i don't remember which one it is, most likely because i don't use it.
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The text comes up on the screen so you are able to read 4 or 5 lines of text. Not like on tv where there are only two lines of text and the conversion on TV is much faster than personal one. People on the other line will have to be informed that you are using a close caption system and they can speak in a normal voice but slower. You will need to have an internet connection for your phone to be able to have close caption. I hope this helps.
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I pushed the "PG" button on the remote, located next to the "Subtitle" button. Hope this helps!
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Sorry, I can't answer this question for sure. I didn't even know Netflix did closed captioning on steaming systems.
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Depends on what you mean by "captions." If you mean old-style cc--white letters against a black rectangle, they will only play if you use composite input or component at 480i. Starting with 480p, that kind of cc is not supported by any player; HDMI doesn't support cc either. Switchable subtitles will play on anything.
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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, caption is perfectly displayed on the tv screen using this converter box. Programs are very clear also. Its a very good box,
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based on what i am finding out via searches, HDMI cables do not carry the CC captioning in the video feed. note: subtitles on dvd's do not equal closed captionings, 2 different things this is why you can view subtitles on dvds through hdmi hookup. only work around i have found is to hook up with the old video feed, i.e. yellow rca jack to the tv, then use this video feed as input source on tv when you want cc's.
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You need to switch to an analog input to the TV for cc. HDMI does not transmit cc info (onlu subtitles). I have an HDMI connection I use for BD and most DVDs. I also have a regular analog (video and audio cable) connection to an additional TV input that I select I need to use closed captioning. Both can be connected at the same time and then just switch between inputs on the TV.
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What you are seeing is actually a closed captioning stream that shows in Just Scan...most pictures will simply raise the viewable image about 1/8" and you will never see it. Just Scan does not...So the set is fine - it is your signal that is doing it.