Is there closed caption capability for both Netflix and Amazon Prime?
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Hi, this Sony Blu-ray player doesn't support Netflix or Amazon Prime closed captioning. You may try to check on these models instead: BDPS6200. This one supports closed caption on internet videos. -Ely
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Yes this TV features closed captioning. If you have any more questions feel free to ask.
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All the movies on Netflix do not have closed caption. If it has not been converted to internetcc you will not get it. Internet cc and DVD cc are not conpatible.
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I can't either! At upper right hand corner of smart hub I keep seeing an Amazon prime ad. I click to install it and the Netflix app comes up
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I don't think you're missing anything. The reason why I purchased Netflix is the CC feature. I wrote to Amazon about their lack of CC capabilities a year or so ago and all I received was a confirmation that CC was not available. This is unconscionable. There is a new law, however, that is going to require all electronic video devices to include CC by the year 2015. Hopefully, Amazon rectifies this glaring flaw before then.
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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.
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There are some devices that have closed captioning also alot of the newer tvs with netflix are compatible too. there is a product list here http://bestnetflixreadydevice.com/netflix-ready-device-with-closed-captioning/
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Check the setup to make sure you have internet connection. If so go to PREMIUM icon, click on NETFLIX and login. I am an AMAZON PRIME user and have great success with their services. I am able to load NETFLIX to point of logging in or starting New 30 day trial.
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Roku fully support closecaption where netflix provide it. Meaning, most of the movies are available with closed caption on my roku.
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Not unless you use the RCA hook-up (red, yellow, white). Use of the HDMI cable somehow prevents the closed captioning from showing on screen, even if your television has this capability. CNET has some questions/answers about this.
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We've access netflix & Amazon prime by pressing VIA on the remote. Have't tried to access other websites, but bet it is thru there.
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No. Netflix & Vudu for online services. (Also, I may be wrong if Amazon prime will load movies into your Vudu account).
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I just looked and I only saw access to Netflix, YouTube, two others, but not Amazon Prime. Also, when playing back on this unit I get hiccups or pauses during playback. It is very irritating. I do not recommend this recorder.
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I haven't tried to use it for Amazon Prime. I searched for Amazon Prime and did not see it listed. I may well have missed a link. Perhaps Raymond could explain how he accesses it on this player.
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No, amazon has a pretty tight lid set on what can and cannot access its video services, and the majority of android devices are not given access. There are of course ways around this, the easiest of which is view through the browser, (chrome usually works best for me). All other standard android video apps will work though, such as Netflix and the like. If you're looking for Amazon video compatibility on a tablet, then your best bet is to go with a kindle, (any version will work, and the KF2 can be found on Amazon for 99 dollars).
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I cannot answer for Netflix since I do not have Netflix. However, I do have streaming with Amazon Prime, and it is ATROCIOUS!!! About a quarter of the movies I stream with this samsung player, will all of a sudden and out of the blue stop streaming. The frustrating thing is that when I try to restart the movie, it does not give me the "Resume Play" option, so I have to restart from the beginning and try to guess where it left off. The other day, I was watching "Fatal Instinct" and the player dropped the connection over a dozen times (Im not exaggerating) so frustrated and angry I decided to finish watching the movie on my pc and it never got disconnected once. My old Panasonic blu-ray player NEVER dropped the connection; instead it would pause and pop a screen saying it could not continue in HD and if the movie could continue in standard resolution. Furthermore, it seldom popped that screen.
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The remote has an option for both Netflix and Amazon, but I've only used the Netflix feature. It is very convenient.