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Chapter 3: Using Advanced TV Features
Using Closed Caption
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Chapter 3 : Using Advanced TV Features
Press MENU.
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MENU
The main menu appears.
> VIDEO
MENU
SET UP
CAPTION VISION
NOISE REDUCTION : OFF
Use 4 (Return)
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Press A+ or \/- to select CAPTION VISION.
Then press RETURN.
The CAPTION VISION screen appears.
CAPTION VISION
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Press A+ or V7- to select closed caption mode.
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CAPTION VISION
Select CC1 or CC2 to view Captions.
A Caption is a printed version of the dislogue
or sound effects of a program.
(The mode
should be set to CC1 for most programs.)
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CAPTION VISION
Select TEXT1 or TEXT2
to view Text.
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Text is information that is presented using the
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half to full television screen.
[tis usually not related to the program.
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Exit (MEN)
Select CC/TEXT OFF if you do not want to
CAPTION VISION
use the CAPTION VISION mode.
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Press RETURN.
The Setting is completed.
RETURN
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Captions may appear with a white box or another error instead of a certain word.
Poor
reception of TV programs can also cause errors in Closed Caption.
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