Closed captioning
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Scope of this subject
Here are entered works on the display of the audio portion of motion pictures, television programs, etc., as text on the screen for the benefit of people with hearing impairments. Works on translations of dialogue into another language that appear on the screen during motion pictures, television programs, etc. are entered under [Subtitles (Motion pictures, television, etc.).]
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Names and connections
Captioning, Closed; Close captioning; Closed caption television; Closed caption video recordings; Television captioning (Closed captioning); Video captioning (Closed captioning)
- Broader: Hard of hearing people--Services for
- Broader: Translating and interpreting
- Narrower: Real-time closed captioning
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 10126488915935364608 · morton4x16-v1
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