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The Case for Automating Closed Captioning

By Claudia Kienzle published

Without closed captioning, the deaf and hard of hearing cannot fully appreciate the video they’re watching.

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Closed-Captioning Technology Evolves

By Peter SucIu published

Machine learning, automated speech recognition play catch-up

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NAB, NCTA Ask FCC to Extend Deadline on Closed Caption Comments

By Tom Butts published

Associations want to wait until after upcoming conference.

Regulatory and Standards
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NAB: No Justification for New Caption Quality Metrics

By Michael Balderston published

The proposition of new rules are “unnecessary” and would put “undue burdens” on broadcasters.

Regulatory and Standards
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Automated Captioning Is Here to Stay

By Ken Frommert published

Speed, accuracy and cost efficiency amplify value, confidence for broadcasters

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New Version of Telestream CaptionMaker Supports 100+ Languages, Autotranscribe

By Posted by Tom Butts published

Video media in foreign languages can automatically be transcribed through Telestream's Timed Text Speech service.

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The Advantages of Cloud-Based Closed Captioning

By Hiren Hindocha published

Tech eases the way for content creators and FCC compliance

Broadcast Engineering
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Matrox's Monarch HDX Adds Closed Captioning Ability

By Michael Balderston published

The Monarch HDX from Matrox has added another talent to its quiver, with the company announcing the integration of closed captioning capture and streaming support.

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Facebook Live Closed Captioning Makes Videos More Accessible

By TV Technology Staff published

In an effort to make Facebook more accessible to those with disabilities, the social media network has added closed captioning capabilities to its Facebook Live broadcasts.

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Latest Closed Caption Rules Effective Sept. 22

By Deborah D McAdams published

The effective date applies to amendments to existing closed-captioning rules, adopted by the FCC in February.

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