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For those who aren't aware, Hollywood studios have been doing this for 5 years or so on their theatrical releases. Every title that goes out contains a track fo
by matt-attack 12y ago
For those who aren't aware, Hollywood studios have been doing this for 5 years or so on their theatrical releases. Every title that goes out contains a track for both hearing impaired (boosted dialog, reduced sound effects) and visually impaired (a complete narration of what's on screen).
Additionally, there's an on-screen caption track for theaters that wish to schedule entire screenings for the hard-of-hearing as well as an off-screen caption track that can be sent to hand-held or worn devices.
- noir_lord 12y ago> boosted dialog, reduced sound effects As a normally hearing person this would actually be useful on some films, I struggle to follow dialog when there is so much background noise on-screen and in the cinema.