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Make Your Virtual Events Accessible to Everyone

5 Easy Ways to Make Your Virtual Events Accessible to Everyone: A Guide to Inclusion in Every Language and Need Your virtual events should connect with EVERYONE! Make sure no one feels left out with these five easy tips to make your event accessible for all languages and needs! Accessibility Matters: Make Your Virtual Events Inclusive Virtual events have become a standard way to connect, educate,…

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CaptioningStar's Top Comprehensive Accessibility Services

1. Open Captioning Services:

CaptioningStar's open captioning services provide real-time, visible captions that are an integral part of the video. This service ensures that your content is universally accessible to a diverse audience, including those who are deaf or hard of hearing.

Our Open Captioning Services involve embedding visible captions directly into your video content. These captions are an integral part of the video and cannot be turned off. Open captions ensure universal accessibility, making your videos inclusive for audiences with diverse hearing abilities.

2. Audio Description Services:

CaptioningStar's audio description services cater to the visually impaired audience by providing vivid descriptions of visual elements within videos, allowing them to fully engage with and understand the content.

Our Audio Description Services cater to individuals with visual impairments. We provide detailed narrations of visual elements within your videos, enabling visually impaired viewers to understand and enjoy your content fully.

3. Closed Captioning Services:

CaptioningStar's closed captioning services involve adding synchronized captions to videos, presentations, and webinars. These captions can be turned on or off, enhancing accessibility for the deaf and hard of hearing without disrupting the viewing experience.

With our Closed Captioning Services, we synchronize captions with your videos, presentations, and webinars. These captions can be toggled on or off, ensuring an optimal viewing experience for all viewers, including those who are deaf or hard of hearing.

4. Transcription Service:

CaptioningStar offers transcription services that convert spoken content into accurate text documents. This service is essential for maintaining records, conducting research, and ensuring content is searchable and shareable.

Our Transcription Service converts spoken language into accurate text documents. Whether it's interviews, lectures, meetings, or other audio content, our transcriptions are highly accurate and useful for reference, research, and accessibility purposes.

5. LMS Captioning Services:

For educational institutions and e-learning platforms, CaptioningStar provides LMS captioning services. These captions seamlessly integrate with learning materials, ensuring that online courses are accessible and inclusive.

Our Learning Management System (LMS) Captioning Services make online education more inclusive. We provide captions that seamlessly integrate with your course materials, making e-learning accessible to students with hearing impairments.

6. On-Site CART Captions:

CaptioningStar's on-site CART captioning service offers real-time transcription for live events, making content accessible to participants who are deaf or hard of hearing. This service enhances the inclusivity of conferences and seminars.

Our On-Site CART Captions offer real-time transcription for live events, conferences, and seminars. This service ensures that participants who are deaf or hard of hearing can actively engage with the content, promoting inclusivity.

7. Zoom Live Captions:

With CaptioningStar's Zoom live captioning services, virtual meetings and webinars conducted on Zoom become more inclusive. Real-time captions within the Zoom interface make participation easier for individuals with hearing impairments.

With our Zoom Live Captioning Services, virtual meetings and webinars conducted on Zoom become accessible to everyone. Real-time captions directly within the Zoom interface facilitate participation for individuals with hearing challenges.

8. ASL Interpretation Services:

CaptioningStar's American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation services bridge communication gaps between hearing individuals and the Deaf community, ensuring effective interaction in various contexts.

Our ASL Interpretation Services bridge the communication gap between the Deaf community and hearing individuals. Our skilled interpreters ensure effective and accurate communication in American Sign Language.

9. Language Interpretation Services:

CaptioningStar's language interpretation services facilitate cross-cultural communication by offering interpretation for multiple languages, enabling seamless understanding between speakers of different languages.

Our Language Interpretation Services enable smooth communication between speakers of different languages. We provide interpretation for various languages, facilitating cross-cultural understanding.

10. Captioning for Universities:

CaptioningStar supports educational institutions by providing captioning services for lectures, presentations, and educational content. This service enhances accessibility and learning outcomes for students with disabilities.

Our Captioning Services for Universities enhance the educational experience for students with disabilities. We provide accurate captions for lectures, presentations, and educational content, ensuring equal access to knowledge.

11. Subtitling Services:

CaptioningStar's subtitling services involve translating spoken content into written text, making videos accessible to international audiences and those who prefer to read content.

Our Subtitling Services involve translating spoken content into written text. This service enhances the accessibility of your videos for international audiences and those who prefer to read content.

12. Broadcast Captioning Services:

CaptioningStar's broadcast captioning services ensure that live TV programs and broadcasts are inclusive and accessible through real-time captions.

Our Broadcast Captioning Services ensure that live TV programs and broadcasts are accessible through real-time captions. This service complies with accessibility standards and reaches a wider audience.

13. Zoom Accessibility Services:

CaptioningStar's Zoom accessibility services include live captions, sign language interpretation, and more, enhancing the accessibility of virtual events and meetings conducted on the Zoom platform.

Our Zoom Accessibility Services include live captions, sign language interpretation, and more. We enhance the accessibility of virtual events and meetings conducted on the Zoom platform, making them inclusive for all participants.

Each of these services reflects CaptioningStar's commitment to making content and communication inclusive and accessible to all individuals, contributing to an inclusive and diverse environment in various contexts and regardless of their abilities or language preferences.

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Did you know Importance of Closed Captioning Services?

Closed captioning is essential for accessibility and allows those with hearing impairments to access media content. For more info visit: https://social.urgclub.com/read-blog/118057_what-are-the-importance-of-closed-captioning-services.html

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Hello Good Omens tumblr

So um I put good omens into chronological order on youtube and it took me a really long time (link to playlist here)

And I’m in the process of subtitling it, with the help of @hysterical-mess, @arsamatoria, @lickthecowhappy and @ineffqble, and I would really like some more people to help with it. Currently there are 213 videos on the playlist, 16 of which have been subtitled (about 8 of the videos on the playlist weren’t published by me so i cant subtitle them, they were published by prime).

Admittedly, I haven’t been spending every second of every day subtitling because y’know, I have a life to live and school to sit through but there’s no way the process of videos getting subtitled could go slower with more people subtitling!

There is no amount or videos you have to subtitle and if you try it and realise you hate it, you never have to do it again. I would just really appreciate some help making these videos more accessible.

Obviously there is no pressure if you don’t want to, I feel it is quite a niche thing to want to do voluntarily.

You don’t need any experience, hell you don’t need to have gcses, you just need to be able to spell and know basic grammar :D

Message me if you’re interested!

Enjoy the rest of your day/night/existence

If you were to possibly reblog this even if you don’t want to subtitle that would really help :) /nf

(This is not intended to and does not serve as a substitute to watching Good Omens. Both seasons of Good Omens are available to watch on Prime Video)

[justanothercinemaniac]

Piracy is sometimes the only way to champion film and television preservation, but it'll never be equivalent to officially licensed releases for at least one reason: accessibility.

Closed captions and audio description are not usually included in a piece of pirated media, but they are usually included in official releases. For that and other reasons, piracy is a band-aid when it comes to media preservation. Unfortunately, it's not the solution.

[jewish-elphaba]

if your accessible bathroom stall is out of order, you do not have an accessible bathroom stall

if your accessible captioning service is not working, you do not have accessible captioning

if your accessible ramp entrance is closed off, you do not have an accessible ramp entrance

if your accessibility feature is not accessible, you do not have an accessibility feature

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Closed Captioning in Theatres: Creating Accessibility for All Audiences

Closed Captioning in Theatres: Creating Accessibility for All Audiences Closed captioning in theatres offers an essential service that extends beyond just supporting people who are deaf or hard of hearing. In addition to this core audience, captions benefit non-native speakers, older viewers, and individuals with auditory processing disorders. These groups all find it easier to follow and enjoy…

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Really frustrating that using crunchyroll’s closed captions turns off the translations of on-screen text, I keep having to swap back and forth to get all the info

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Professional Closed Captioning Services

Welcome to Captioning Star, your one-stop solution for professional closed captioning services. We are dedicated to making your audio and video content accessible to a wider audience by providing accurate and reliable closed captions. Whether you have educational videos, corporate training sessions, online courses, webinars, or entertainment content, our team of experts is here to ensure that your message reaches everyone, including those with hearing impairments.

Why Choose a Captioning Star?

Accuracy and Precision: Our team of experienced captioners and transcribers are well-versed in various industries and subject matters, guaranteeing accurate and precise captions that reflect the true essence of your content.

Fast Turnaround: We understand the importance of timely delivery. With our efficient workflow, you can expect quick turnaround times without compromising on quality.

Multilingual Capabilities: Expand your global reach with our multilingual closed captioning services. We offer captioning in multiple languages, making it easier for your international audience to engage with your content.

Compliance with Accessibility Standards: Whether it's for online videos, broadcast media, or e-learning platforms, our closed captioning services comply with industry and legal accessibility standards, ensuring you meet all the necessary requirements.

Secure and Confidential: Your content's security and confidentiality are of utmost importance to us. Rest assured that your files are handled with the highest level of privacy and security measures.

Our Closed Captioning Process

Upload Your Content: Simply upload your audio or video files through our secure platform. We accept various file formats, making it easy for you to submit your content.

Expert Transcription: Our team transcribes the audio, converting it into a text format suitable for closed captioning.

Accurate Captioning: The transcribed content is carefully synchronized and formatted to create accurate and well-timed captions.

Quality Check: Every captioned file goes through a rigorous quality assurance process to ensure the highest standard of accuracy.

Delivery: Once the closed captioning process is complete, you will receive your files promptly, ready to be integrated with your content.

Get Started Today

Make your content accessible to all audiences with our top-notch closed captioning services. Contact us today to discuss your project requirements, receive a personalized quote, and take the first step towards enhancing your content's accessibility and reach. Visit us at Closed Captioning and Services to learn more about our closed captioning services and how we can help you make a positive impact with your media content.

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We offer the most accurate closed captioning services across a broad multiplicity of programming produced known on television and online.

[liminalweirdo]

would anyone be interested in a transcript of the Super Dark Times director's/writers' commentary of the film if I were to transcribe it? I figured if there was interest I would unoffically do it, as there's no closed captions for that commentary on any of the digital or physical versions of this movie you can purchase that I can find.

Side note, I will also consider this for certain other films like Ginger Snaps, other horror, and short internet videos such as: YouTube videos, TikToks, Instagram videos and reels etc., my time and the cost of purchasing the material allowing. I can do it for the movie itself and/or for the extra materials included with the purchased copy.

Send an ask if you're interested!

(Also if you're interested in quality, I have been transcribing and creating closed captions for 2+ years professionally)

Transcript will be verbatim.

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What Are The Benefits Of Adding Subtitles To Your YouTube Videos?

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congrats to hbo for not putting subtitles for the asl scenes in the walking dead, that’s so cool of them, i say, absolutely rolling in sarcasm

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Omg I feel so vindicated right now. I'm not deaf, but i do have ADHD(that's the dx but it's probably more audhd tbh) and all the sensory processing issues that come with it, including having trouble parsing words that i receive in audio form. So even if i hear a song hundreds of times, i could give you the accurate melody, and even harmonies, but I couldn't tell you wtf the lyrics are without them in text form in front of me. I grew up bilingual in Japanese and English, but I really can't go back to no subtitles in either language, because streaming services with subtitles made it abundantly clear how much dialogue i was missing.

I hate that if language options are available for both English and Japanese in both audio and subtitles, that picking the same language for both (e.g. English subtitles and English dub for an anime) do not automatically give the CC for the audio. I appreciate that the translation for the subtitles are done separately if it's a different language to the original script and i love that they sometimes do cultural notes like little footnotes for a show that references a lot, like the gintama subtitles are so great. But it gets very jarring if what I'm hearing is completely different to what I'm reading, and i assume that this must be the case too for deaf (or otherwise?) people who lip read!

On crunchyroll there's an even bigger issue of the English subtitles just not existing for English dubs. It let's you select that option, but it won't . I assume it's because subtitles are done by separate teams to the dub script writers. But the script for the dub is written down somewhere! Why can't they just provide it?!

netflix subtitles are great for when you want to read a caption with like 50% resemblance to what's being spoken

[mitochondriaandbunnies]

I was (sort of) watching Taxi while doing other things this morning, and after an episode the Streaming Device(TM) suddenly switched to what appeared to be a TV movie about a dad and a daughter on a road trip, which was odd, but I switched it back to Taxi.

After the next episode, the Streaming Device(TM) suddenly switched to the middle of Johnny Mnemonic, and all the buttons on the remote stopped working except the "turn on and off closed captions" button.

I'm reasonably certain we are now only ever allowed to watch Johnny Mnemonic