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Perhaps this explains one of the most ridiculous posts I've seen from a corporate blog in a long time? http://blog.netflix.com/2009/06/closed-captions-and-subt
by jacobmg 16y ago
Perhaps this explains one of the most ridiculous posts I've seen from a corporate blog in a long time?
http://blog.netflix.com/2009/06/closed-captions-and-subtitles.html http://blog.netflix.com/2009/06/closed-captions-and-subtitle...
Essentially them complaining it will take a year to implement closed-captioning because silverlight can't process SAMI files automatically (basically glorified text bolding/syncing)
After I read that I guessed there was something wholly wrong with their corporate culture and management.
- haploid 16y agoI'm not sure what your point is regarding something being wrong with their management. Are you suggesting they should migrate away from Silverlight? That they should choose a different data format? That they are probably lying about implementation time, and just don't want to do it?
- jacobmg 16y agoThe latter or incompetence or they just don't care enough about it to really investigate a viable solution (most probable.) Their technical reasons are invalid after all, so something is wrong, how much is the question.