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Yes, you are right. In all honesty though, "closed captioning" is not Netflix's business & it's probably not something they are good at. When I was writing my
by dfxm12 14y ago
Yes, you are right.
In all honesty though, "closed captioning" is not Netflix's business & it's probably not something they are good at. When I was writing my post, I was under the assumption that deaf people already have tools to support this (like real time speech to text tools grabbing audio from the sound card).
- jiggy2011 14y agoI'm not aware that such a product exists, google has played around with automatic captioning on youtube but it's still a very long way from perfect. I think the view of the ruling would be that if you are selling video then closed captioning should be part of your business. I'm not sure how good they would need to be at it, beyond hiring a few people with some experience doing this or more likely getting subtitles from somewhere else that has already done them.
- dllthomas 14y agoThey wouldn't even need to be good at it themselves, necessarily - they could contract it out.