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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Richmond Hill, ON
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57, you may be right about the CC. I just know that I tried it when I first got my 3250HD (about 3 years ago) and it did not work on any of the HD channels (but worked on the SD channels). I have not tried since. So its quite possible that its been working for a while and I just didn't notice.
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Some of the early HD channels/programmes didn't have CC. The CC (on HD) has worked for as long as I can remember - several years at least. See this post from 3 years ago.
http://www.digitalhome.ca/forum/show...2&postcount=24
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I know its for the visually impaired, but I have to say that its a very useful feature specially if you are watching something at a low volume or even if you just want to know the name of a song they are playing in the show. |
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Location: Vancouver - OTA, Pioneer KURO Elite Signature PRO-141FD, 27" iMac, WDTV Live.
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Actually, CC is for the hearing impaired.
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