Band of Brothers Closed Caption..
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Yep CC is a TV based thing, most TVs made in the past 10-15years should support it by default. If your TV is older than that you would need a box to interpret the signal (or actually you're probably better off just buying a new TV
). BTW some of the CC on BoB is a bit screwed up (odd characters and a few incorrect words IIRC). I didn't go back and recheck it but I imagine it's something in the code on the DVD and not something w/ the TV. Has anyone else tried it though?
). BTW some of the CC on BoB is a bit screwed up (odd characters and a few incorrect words IIRC). I didn't go back and recheck it but I imagine it's something in the code on the DVD and not something w/ the TV. Has anyone else tried it though?
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Thanks for the replies, which setting should be turned on, C1,C2,T1,T2,... I tried some and still couldn't get it to display. But I only tried it on disk 6 special features.
I'll try again
I'll try again
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sorry for posting in an old thread but really i need help.i've always wanted to turn the closed caption on those Band Of Brothers Discs...but i could'nt can someone help me to please?
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It should be fairly self-explanatory in your TV manual. Other than that, the only reason Closed Captioning might not work is if you're using the progressive scan feature on your DVD player.




