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Mr. Hollywood says on Apr 22, 2005, 08:43:

combo of both The function is controlled on your TV, probably during "setup" and labelled either "language" or "captioning" something like that.

Of course, for the TV to take advantage of the service, the content has to be subtitled and the signal must already be there from the cable.

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Lauthra says on Apr 22, 2005, 10:32:

The spanish CC has to be encoded in the programme its not something your telly can pick up, in countries where they speak English the CC would be in English (this if for deaf people) and here some shows have it, in Spanish of course, there's nothing you can do to change that.
Nato ;)

Nato (='.'=)

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kernow62 says on Apr 22, 2005, 12:04:

Stick a dish up on one of the trees. You will then be able to overdose on Spanish language programming if you are in the US. My wife actually preferred to have English subtitles on to help her learn the language. It is better in my opinion to let her natural language learning skills get a jump start by limiting the access to Spanish tv. There are many who will never learn more than a few words of English if they do not need to, if there is Spanish tv and lots of Spanish speakers in the area, who needs English. If I was in Colombia I would prefer to be forced to learn Spanish or not watch tv.

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