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If I’ve got to use CC for video the point of the video is nil. Whole experience ruined. I probably don’t represent everybody but still enough.
by ianai 4y ago
If I’ve got to use CC for video the point of the video is nil. Whole experience ruined. I probably don’t represent everybody but still enough.
- themihai 4y agoSo how do you watch international/foreign movies?
- bryanrasmussen 4y agoI guess they watch them dubbed?
- themihai 4y agoI find that even worse than cc.
- bryanrasmussen 4y agosure but the question was about how they handled things, not what was the true and correct way to handle things.
- kd5bjo 4y agoIf the acting is any good, you can pick up a surprising amount of the plot without understanding any of the dialogue.
- gambiting 4y agoI'm the exact opposite - if a TV show/film doesn't have subtitles available then I won't even watch it. I don't enjoy going to the cinema for the same reason.
- mrguyorama 4y agoMy understanding is that Cinemas often have what essentially are individual teleprompter reflection screens that you can use, and have CC projected onto them. It's an old feature, thanks to the Americans with Disabilities Act, and I don't know how well the feature or a replacement survived the digital transition, but legally speaking there is probably an equivalent.