Does this TV set has a built-in caption decoder?
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Yes it does.Using the remote control go to Picture,under Caption using the Direction Arrow Keys go from Off to On.All Black Background with White Lettering.You'll then see the Closed-Captioned on the tv stations that use it,some do and some don't.
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Yes it does. Using the remote control go to Picture,under Caption using the Direction Arrow Keys go from Off to On. All Black Background with White Lettering. You'll then see the Closed-Captioned on the tv stations that use it,some do and some don't.
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find the subtitles & captions are found in the settings of the roku use the remote to find the settings on your main screen good luck.
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As close as I can discern, the unit has subtitle selection, (If the DVD you are playing has subtitles, you can activate) but I don't see anything in the manual that indicates 'closed captioning' is available. While I was searching for the online manual, (I gave this as a gift) I did notice that one of the Sony products may offer it. Sorry I could not be of more help.
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The ROKU I purchased from Amazon is the entry level. There is another one, more expensive that has more remote options. I could find no reference to captions on my ROKU. I tried a couple of channels on the ROKU and was not able to get the tv to enable captions. That may be just my TV. So, intrigued by your question I went on line to ROKU to ask a tech your question. I am happy to tell that I was advised that Roku does support Closed Captions. I was told that you set it up through the "Channel Store" when you do set up for the ROKU. Here is the link for ROKU Support: http://support.roku.com/entries/413244-contact-support# I hope I have been helpful to you. Ron The ROKU I purchased from Amazon is the entry level. There is another one, more expensive that has more remote options. I could find no reference to captions on my ROKU. I tried a couple of channels on the ROKU and was not able to get the tv to enable captions. That may be just my TV. So, intrigued by your question I went on line to ROKU to ask a tech your question. I am happy to tell that I was advised that Roku does support Closed Captions. I was told that you set it up through the "Channel Store" when you do set up for the ROKU. Here is the link for ROKU Support:... » Read More The ROKU I purchased from Amazon is the entry level. There is another one, more expensive that has more remote options. I could find no reference to captions on my ROKU. I tried a couple of channels on the ROKU and was not able to get the tv to enable captions. That may be just my TV. So, intrigued by your question I went on line to ROKU to ask a tech your question. I am happy to tell that I was advised that Roku does support Closed Captions. I was told that you set it up through the "Channel Store" when you do set up for the ROKU. Here is the link for ROKU Support: http://support.roku.com/entries/413244-contact-support# I hope I have been helpful to you. Ron « Show Less
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When you bring up the menu, fast forward, etc, curser over to the gear on the right and select it. You can remove the captioning. Sadly, you have to do this each time you watch a movie. They may eventually update it to no captions by default, just not yet...
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I think the captioning is by live operators...they may also use software but when you turn the CC on, there is a slight delay while a live operator logs on.The captioning is pretty good, some drops, but I rank it better than the CaptionCall and just a little behind our Captel. We use it as our main phone and the CaptionCall is downstairs. The Captel is *retired*.
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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.
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unfortunately i do not have a definitive answer, what i could suggest is you tinker with your closed caption/language settings on your tv set to see if this will assist you.
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Nope, this Tv does not have that functionEditCorrection it does has that function as Eamon said, thanks Eamon!
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yes it does. you get black bars on the side. if you leave it in 16:9 mode, when you watch standard definition channels you automatically get the black bars on the side. the picture is sort of grainy though...it's not as clear as a standard tv when watching standard programs. only when you watch HD will you see a dramatic difference.
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Depends on the service. Netflix offers closed captioning and I believe Amazon and Hulu offer it on some of its videos.
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I would like an answer to this closed caption problem. My tv has no html. Player generated subtitles does not work b ecause the player cannot generate subtitles.
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The only way the TV can turn on it's own subtitles is through the broadcasting menu, therefore using the broadcasting method (over the air) If you are using a cable box or satellite system you have to use the boxes that came with your cable or satellite system to get closed captioning. This question threw a curve ball at me but I finally did some research on the web tested it and I will confirm my information is 100% accurate
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No, you need a computer software program to decode its signal, and a TV doesn't have that. It isn't a DVD/ CD player, but instead it is drive. You should buy a Blu-Ray player for your TV.
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Yes, it works without the captioning just like any phone. Yes, it has caller id.
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No, it does not. The two audio outputs on this TV are digital coaxial and RCA stereo.
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the book it comes with has codes specific to your brand of tv, and instructions on how to put it into "learn" mode. if youve lost the instructions like i did the second time i needed to program it, you can usually find the codes and the learn mode sequence with an online search