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Deaf/Hard of Hearing

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3. I've used them since the late eighties.

Sat Jan 21, 2023, 09:44 PM

Jan 2023

A couple of grandkids have told me that it helped them learn to read.

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Sundance Jury Members Walk Out Over Closed Captioning Issues [View all] sheshe2 Jan 2023 OP

Agreed. sheshe2 Jan 2023 #5

Yep - many times the music or ambient stuff totally masks the dialog. SeattleVet Jan 2023 #6

I wish film makers could understand canetoad Sep 2024 #7

I've used them since the late eighties. ggma Jan 2023 #3

Not just the words, the spelling too. sheshe2 Jan 2023 #4