Comments on: Know what pisses me off???

By: Kalrac

Kalrac — Sun, 05 Mar 2006 17:44:00 +0000

I just popped in my Christmas presnt (Thanks!) for a little test run and found that the movie does have English captions, so you would have been able to use the Closed Captioning feature on the TV itself (Not the subtitles from the DVD player) to have made them appear.
If the TVs used by the Douglas County School District still do not have CC support, then that’s a separate issue and one that you should bring up with an administrator before the district gets sued over it. If they don’t have the support, that’s really bad, because it means the TVs are older than 1993 (Believable in that district…) or 13 inches or smaller (Also possible…).

By: Vi-Jokins

Vi-Jokins — Sat, 04 Mar 2006 03:29:00 +0000

Yeah – signing the entire movie would be just too much. If there were two or three Interpreters it might be a different story as we can trade off – but I am only one person. I am going to write a bunch of people – including news personalities – see how far I can get with this thing. The law is only for TVs not VHS and DVD nor TV shows – go figure!

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Fri, 03 Mar 2006 02:05:00 +0000

I thought was like a law or something for the “captions” to be on every movie?
You’re an interpreture couldn’t you sign the movie for the srudent? I know you are one of the Best!! Yes I know even the Best of the Best (hands) get tired. Write the company who put the movie out and the film maker and see what happens!!!

By: Zook

Zook — Tue, 28 Feb 2006 04:45:00 +0000

He probably isn’t even aware of it – bring it to his attention – I would think he would be receptive to it – that is if he even has any control of it to begin with.