I have noticed that some discs do not have subtitles.
This is indeed a hardship for those of us with hearing problems.
Is there any other way of getting subtitles in English?
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This is indeed a hardship for those of us with hearing problems.
Is there any other way of getting subtitles in English?
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No. Sorry. If they're not on the DVD, there is no other way to get them that I've ever heard of. I suppose there may be some computer transcription software that might work in real-time but I'd imagine it would be fraught with errors.Originally Posted by Daylightdon
This is indeed a hardship for those of us with hearing problems.
Is there any other way of getting subtitles in English?
However, if you tape a movie that is broadcast on cable, over the air or satellite, then it will have closed captions embedded. You could then transfer one of these recordings to a DVD recorder and that home-made DVD recording should still work with a TV's closed caption system to retrieve the closed captions at playback time.
-CB
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