Image source: Netflix As the screenshot ... in addition to SDH/CC. Hopefully, dialogue-only subtitles are coming to more movies and TV shows, not just originals. I’ll also remind you that ...

Before, if you wanted English subtitles, your only real option was the CC (closed captions) version, which is designed for Deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers. That version includes speaker labels ...

According to Netflix, these subtitle options ... offered in addition to SDH/CC (Subtitles for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing/Closed Captions) going forward. (See the image below.) ...

Before this change, Netflix offered Subtitles for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (SDH/CC), which show spoken dialogue along with speaker names and descriptions of sounds, such as “[phone buzzing ...

Netflix just introduced a new way to experience subtitles that eliminates the need to read audio cues like “door slams” or “phone rings.” Announced on Thursday, Netflix’s new dialogue ...

You can turn on subtitles on HBO Max through the "CC" — or Closed Captions — button on the service's mobile app and desktop site. Click or tap the "CC" icon in the bottom playback bar once you ...

The dialogue-only subtitle setting can be selected by opening up the language picker when watching a Netflix show and choosing the "English" option. "English CC" will have both dialogue and audio ...

In a nutshell, if you want "substantially better" English subtitles, use the setting, "English." The other English language option is "English [CC]," which many have pointed out doesn't provide a ...

Twitter confirmed that it is now testing a 'CC' button which generally means "closed captioning," mainly used for providing text captions or subtitles on the videos posted on the platform.

YouTube can display subtitles — also known as closed captions — on videos uploaded to the platform to provide helpful written text alongside the audio. Captions can be either auto-generated or ...