Does this show captioning for streamed content?
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never tried that, don't know, sorry. look on the Sony website under FAQ (frequently asked questions), maybe you'll find the answer there.
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Captioning is displayed on streamed material if captions are available on the received media.
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I assume so, but I bought this as a gift for someone who downloads movies from Netflix.
1426755
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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I'm not sure... haven't needed to do that yet. Very pleased with strong "focused" stream.
2028426
Hi there! This Sony Portable CD/DVD Player doesn't support closed captioning. -Ely
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All the movies on Netflix do not have closed caption. If it has not been converted to internetcc you will not get it. Internet cc and DVD cc are not conpatible.
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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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I would like an answer to this closed caption problem. My tv has no html. Player generated subtitles does not work b ecause the player cannot generate subtitles.
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ustream and youtube work. i thought it was flash but it might be html 5. it says i need flash, then i click it, and the video loads. its 50/50 if im able to make it fullscreen or turn up the volume or anything via the web player.
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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.
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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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Includes Closed Captions: Designed as a descriptive text service for the hearing impaired, and can be added onto DVDs. Includes Subtitles: Exists as a sub-image or video track that overlays onto the primary video when turned on.
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Sorry, I've not streamed videos before but it does do subtitles for Comcast and dvds that have that feature. I have to use the subtitles on Comcast for Downton Abbey and pretty much any "English" movie. I hope this helps. GG
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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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As long as the original program has close caption you shouldn't be concerned. I tested the feature on a recorded program and the spoken text did show on the screen after turning this feature on by pressing the "CC/CS" button on the remote to the appropriate setting. The text can take up quite a bit of room on the screen (if a lot is being said) but it's there.
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The BDP-95 will not display captioning or subtitle on Netflix. I'm hoping a future firmware/software upgrade will change this.
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My understanding is that unless there is subtitling (or closed captioning, whichever term is correct) that it will not screen out cussing or suggestive language.
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The camera manual has information related to your question. The camera "tools" application allows you to turn on display of Time/Date. When the video file was viewed on the camera screen, that information was displayed as a caption. However, when I viewed the clip on the computer, this information was not displayed. It appears when a video clip is uploaded time/date is not displayed even though it was displayed on the camera screen. Perhaps others have more information that I can provide at this time.