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closed captions

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closed captions
Textual notations for the deaf at the bottom of the screen of TV programs and DVDs. Unlike foreign subtitles, which are created for people who can hear but not understand the spoken language, closed captions must include text that describes periodic background noises such as a barking dog, a sudden, loud noise from a vehicle or a gunshot.

Closed captions are created for DVD programs by importing the text as subtitles into the DVD authoring program. For streaming video, the closed captions text is linked with the video. For example, MAGpie (Media Access Generator) from the National Center for Accessible Media (http://ncam.wgbh.org) is software that synchronizes closed captions text with video files for streaming over the Web.


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Mediasite then automates the complete captioning workflow for any recorded presentations for that course by auto-uploading media files to a captioning provider, immediately associating auto-returned closed captions to their corresponding presentations and automatically displaying the closed captions in the Mediasite Player for the student.
Having fired off far too many shotshells in my life, and having flushed away about four thousand bucks on two different sets of hearing aids that failed to aid, I have become something of an expert on deciphering closed captions.
must contain built-in decoder circuitry to display closed captions.
 
 
 
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