Re: Audios for Download and Captions

Hi Michael,

I use VLC, as you mentsioned it will have the caption "if" has been
enabled. but i use it in order to use the sound future. I find it helpful
that I can maximise the volume up 200%.

Thanks for the question, I think any question/topic related to
accessibility (user friendly design) and digital world should be part of
our conversation(s).

Cheers

M


On Thu, Nov 30, 2017 at 7:01 AM, Michael A. Peters <mpeters@domblogger.net>
wrote:

> For people who are hard of hearing but can hear, what media player do they
> use for on their PCs for audios that have a captions track?
>
> Both the MPEG-4 and Matroska containers support timed captions.
>
> I know VLC shows the captions track *if* a visualizer is enabled, and I
> have heard that foobar2000 also will *if* a lyrics plugin is installed and
> the captions track is done in SRT. But are those what are used by the
> community that can hear but still benefits from timed captions?
>
> Thank you, I hope since it's not a web thing exactly, it isn't seen as
> off-topic.
>
>


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