MONTRÉAL--(BUSINESS WIRE)--SOVO Technologies announces the availability of English-language closed captioning services that make live broadcasts accessible for the deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers.
Sometimes I turn on my TV and the closed-captioning feature has been activated. I can’t find the button to turn it off, so I think: It won’t distract me. And yet, I usually find it impossible to ...
NBC 5 currently offers closed captioning on certain programming to our hearing-impaired and Spanish-language viewers. Closed Captioning 1 (CC1) is English-language and Closed Captioning 2 (CC2) is ...
DENVER—Captioning product and service provider VITAC will feature its latest AI technologies and solutions for live captioning and subtitling, live multi-language translation and dubbing and ...
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Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Steven covers accessibility and assistive technologies. Aug 23, 2024, 05:28pm EDT tvOS 18 adds support for showing subtitles when ...
During our synagogue’s Zoom services last week, my family and I found ourselves giggling when we should have been serious. Auto-captions were turned on, and they kept botching the rabbi’s Hebrew-laced ...
Generally, there are two reasons for captioning content: for accessibility — both for the hearing impaired and for when audio is unavailable (e.g. within public spaces such as at airports, gymnasiums, ...
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