Hello All.
Well l I see there is all kind of talk about Closed Caption andthe HDMI cable....
1. I have a DVR Cable Box From Time Waner. THe Closed Caprion Comes In Jjust fine through the HDMI cable. I did have to set it with the Cable Box...
But I see when I use the HDMI cable with the cable box, my TV pitcher goes to the left about 1 foot???? ..Got me on that one. Going to take to the cable people about that......
2. They have out now DVD players that have a DE-Coder in them and will show the Closed Caption with the HDMI cable.. but you must look for them.. Online is a good place to start.....
Be Well.
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Originally Posted by acevalentine
Sorry if this is a repost. I have seen a few threads about DirecTV issues and HD broadcast issues and I discovered some hardware issues and closed captioning.
I just recently purchased a Samsung 50" 1080i DLP HDTV and was shocked to find out that the CC does not work via HDMI or Component connections (options on the TV are grayed out for CC using those connections).
I purchased an upconvert DVD player, hooked it up via HDMI and sure enough, no CC. Then I tried the crappy old composite (Y-R-W) cables and the captions work, but the picture is of course horrendous.
Apparently it seems that HDMI and Component video were never meant, or even made to transmit closed caption data. With all of the legal work that has been going on with pushing CC to be required, it seems technology has failed us again.
I also called my local cable provider (Time Warner Cable) inquiring about an HD package and their HD tuners use either component or HDMI hook ups... and they said their HD tuners to not have caption decoders!?
Ridiculous. So now, I'm not sure what the next step would be to enjoy anything in HD  |