Closed Captioning, Translation and Forced Narrative or Forced Subtitles
by JodeneAntoniou
Preparing videos for broadcast distribution can be a long, complex process. Closed captioning is a legal requirement for broadcast productions.
Our Top 5 Closed Caption Types and How They Work
Creating closed captions is an incredibly diverse business, involving not only a huge range of project styles but also a massive variety of caption formats and broadcaster requirement
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Closed Caption Conversions for Broadcast
Whether you are targeting audiences online or via traditional broadcast mediums, getting your closed captions right first time can be a time saver.
Video Accessibility: Closed Captions, Audio Description Services and BSL
When it comes to broadcast video accessibility, the goal is to ensure a video is described or captioned to provide full audio-visual experience.
Subtitling ProRes Videos – Are Large Files Necessary?
When embarking on a subtitling project for the first time, the first client concerns we encounter are often around working with large files.
Online Subtitling for Websites
It’s no secret that subtitling services can be great for SEO. In the eyes of Google and other search engines; subtitles equal text; text equals indexable data
Why Closed Captions are Important
Closed Captions ensure full and equal access to audio content. Closed captions can be tailor-made for deaf and hard of hearing audiences.
New to Video Subtitling Services? Our Top 5 Rookie Mistakes
Capital Captions offer friendly advice and low cost, fast turnaround video subtitling services which are fully packaged for our client’s convenience.
