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On that topic I've always wondered about official presentations where the program splits the screen between the actual speaker and a person signing. Seems like
by michaelmrose 4y ago
On that topic I've always wondered about official presentations where the program splits the screen between the actual speaker and a person signing.
Seems like that would only be useful for deaf people actually at the event whereas deaf people could be better served by captions.
- bombcar 4y agoSome localities require a signer (city council meetings for example) but don’t require captioning (and vice versa). Live captioning is more expensive than “after the fact” captioning, of course.