Does this TV have Closed Caption?
1402073
Yes. Has additional options for captioning such as digital, background and foreground colors and opacity, and also some other function I'm not familiar with.
1402074
Charles, although i can see a menu option called caption it,s greyed out and I can,t seem to change it to on ? Hope that helps.
1396803
I see what you saw in the manual so I tried in a HD station with my cable box over HDMI and I could not select caption from the menu. I think the reason for this is because the cable box has its own closed captioning. I went into the settings for the box and was able to use closed captioning that way.
376583
It actually works on any programming that transmits "closed captioning." I do believe HBO, Showtime, Cinemax, etc. offer "closed captioning so it would work while watching those shows.
1939586
On the menu settings from the remote there may be an option to switch the logo on and off. I have orderd this TV and am waiting for delivery, I have not had the opportunity to explore the TVs functions I do have a Toshiba 46" and have the option to turn the logo on and off.
756742
One doesn't certify with the FCC. But,you have to register your CapTel 840I with Captel/Ultratec in order to enable the closed captioning. I believe there are visual prompts on the telephone to help one do that.
1490356
Yes it is located in the menu. Just click yes and it will display the close caption on the station that have that option.
306391
I don't really know,if it does Ive never used it.but I love it.Great picture and sound for a TV of this size.
1641747
I learned the hard way that CC does not work on an HDMI connection. There is a faster way to change closed captioning on a COMCAST DCT64--: 1) TV and cable box are on. 2) Using COMCAST remote, press these buttons in order: 3) CABLE ... POWER ... MENU 4) Use arrows to select and/or change CLOSED CAPTION 5) When CLOSED CAPTION IS ENABLED, the CC options may be changed. 6) Press MENU to save changes 7) Press POWER to turn the cable box back on
1872126
I have not tried to get closed caption so I don't really have an answer for you. Sorry
1872127
I do believe the movie has to have the closed caption in the data stream. If it is, then there should be an option for you somewhere in the 'player' or 'app' that you are playing it on, to turn it on. I do not believe the Kindle has this pre-installed, or at most, I have not found it, and all "web searches" state you have to have an app or player to do this, along with the .srt file (whole different subject which I won't even touch). Good luck with finding a solution.
2002577
Closed captions are something decoded by your television, yes it does, if the closed captions are in the program. I view Netflix with closed captions with Roku all the time.Although Netflix streaming does not give selection of sutitle language, only closed caption in the program language.
1931655
Unfortunately, no it does not. I'm not really sure why they left the Pip feature off the tv. You can watch tv in the upper hand corner when your browsing the web though, but as far as dual operating screens they did not add that feature. It is a pretty good tv though. Hope that helps.
1152286
I just got my new LN40A630. Yes, there is a Red ToC (Touch of Color), but it is very subtle, very hard to notice, unless the light hits the bezel at the right angles. I love this TV.
481167
Yes, caption is perfectly displayed on the tv screen using this converter box. Programs are very clear also. Its a very good box,
1390466
As for as I know this TV does not have its own built-in picture-in-picture (I've owned said TV for 2 months).For reference here is the user's manual for this TV:http://support.toshiba.com/support/staticContentDetail?contentId=3596913
599617
Includes Closed Captions: Designed as a descriptive text service for the hearing impaired, and can be added onto DVDs.Includes Subtitles: Exists as a sub-image or video track that overlays onto the primary video when turned on.
2027379
yes - but the closed captions comes from the service provider, not necessarily the TV. Depending what i watch i can get up to 3 languages on netflix and normally only english on FIOS ( my provider ). If you go down the DLNA route and go with Serviio , TVMobili or plex ( Serviio is my preference ) the mkv containers can support as many subtitles as you want to encode ). all in all very good.