Closed Caption
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Are Closed Captions still not addressed in 1.4.1.2?
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Re: Closed Caption
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Hi!
Are you asking this regarding standard DVDs or BluRay discs?
Hi!
Are you asking this regarding standard DVDs or BluRay discs?
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Re: Closed Caption
BluRay does not incorporate the "Line 21 Closed Captioning" found on standard DVDs.
Instead, when authoring a BluRay, an "SDH" ("Subtitles for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing") subtitle stream containing all of the same oral dialoog and non-oral sounds, symbols etc. as are found in a Closed Captioning setup. However, it's added to the disc as what appears to be an ordinary subtitle stream. I believe however, that it would have a different track I.D. number than the primary subtitle stream of the same language.
Instead, when authoring a BluRay, an "SDH" ("Subtitles for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing") subtitle stream containing all of the same oral dialoog and non-oral sounds, symbols etc. as are found in a Closed Captioning setup. However, it's added to the disc as what appears to be an ordinary subtitle stream. I believe however, that it would have a different track I.D. number than the primary subtitle stream of the same language.
Re: Closed Caption
When I rip a Bluray, I select all the available subtitle streams in the hope that one will contain the CC information. So far, no luck. I have used DVDFab and it does catch the CC stream but MakeMKV is a much better program. I have a deaf family member and would really like this to be convered.
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Re: Closed Caption
I guess you should first determine whether the BluRay HAS an SDH track - by looking at the back of the clamshell package.
At the very least, you can include the primary English (if that's your spoken language) subtitle stream to accommodate those who are hearing impaired...
At the very least, you can include the primary English (if that's your spoken language) subtitle stream to accommodate those who are hearing impaired...