Netflix has announced the steaming video with update on the subtitles.

If it is not on the listed of 305 or so subtitled streaming then nope.

But on DVD, more likely so.
 
The shortage of streaming CC or subtitles is exactly why I'm holding out on getting a subscription.
 
I already rid on my nexflix i have application restore on my computer then fresh install Vista I am expert I remove it I think so stranger restore itself is very weird! I believe it!
 
FutureGame2100 said:
Please follow the below link and it has a lot of titles with subtitles via the steaming video for Wii, PS3, PC, and MAC.

ncmacasl

You are more welcome to watch it. I hope you enjoy watching it with subtitles.
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No subtitle support on Xbox 360 version?
 
ncmacasl said:
now 310 Titles and some are from this year. many are from last few years. check my blog bit.ly/nf-cc -- each title shows which year it is released.
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iTunes have nearly 500 movies so far. oh my my! I'm start to finally see many good movie appear from iTunes. Hoorary...
 
PowerON said:
iTunes have nearly 500 movies so far. oh my my! I'm start to finally see many good movie appear from iTunes. Hoorary...
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All 500 iTunes movies are CC or subtitles????
 
awesome, nice find! I am looking forward to enable my Netflix account again to see some movies!
 
NAD Calls Out Netflix on "Deaf Tax"

Submitted By Admin On Fri, 12/17/2010 - 08:57
The National Association of the Deaf (NAD) sent a follow-up letter to Netflix today requesting that they do the following:

Caption all of their Watch Instantly videos, in the interim, provide an easy way to search for videos that are captioned, and address concerns about Netflix's plan to charge increased fees for access to DVDs which are generally captioned while Watch Instantly videos which are largely uncaptioned.
The NAD urges consumer advocates to continue and contact Netflix to demand that they caption all of their videos.

Catherine Fisher
Director, Communications
Netflix, Inc.
cafisher@netflix.com

Re: Netflix Imposes “Deaf Tax”

Dear Ms. Fisher:

We are following up on our previous correspondence regarding captioning of Netflix Watch Instantly services. The National Association of the Deaf (NAD), and countless others, have long advocated for media and entertainment services to provide captions for their online content. See, for example:
NAD Calls Out Netflix on Captions | National Association of the Deaf

In June 2009, Netflix said, “Captioning is in our development plans but is about a year away.” See http://blog.netflix.com/2009/06/closed-captions-and-subtitles.html. In April 2010, Netflix announced that it started to provide captions/subtitles, at least on the first four seasons of the TV program “Lost.” See http://blog.netflix.com/2010/04/subtitles-now-available-for-some-titles.html. Recently, a blog reported that Netflix has captioned/subtitled about 300 videos to-date. See FeedFliks now helps you find Netflix titles with subtitles « The FeedFliks Blog.

While Netflix is making progress, which is great it is painfully slow. Further, Netflix does not provide a means for consumers to identify captioned Watch Instantly videos, except by trying to watch them. Looking for a captioned video on Netflix is literally like “looking for a needle in a haystack.”

Compounding our community’s frustration, Netflix’s recent announcement about a new subscription rate plan, effective January 2, 2011, raises the rate for DVDs, which are generally captioned (information about captions are provided on the Netflix website); and lowers the rate for online videos, which are not captioned. This new rate plan not only excludes deaf and hard of hearing people from the online service because all but a few videos are captioned, deaf and hard of hearing people now have to pay more for the DVD service that is accessible. Some in our community are calling this a “deaf tax.” See, e.g., Netflix Slammed by Deaf Protests – Random Thoughts. We agree.

In response, some people have cancelled their subscriptions. Others are calling for a subscription rate for unlimited DVDs equal to the subscription rate for unlimited online videos as a way to compensate deaf and hard of hearing people for the inaccessible online service.

The NAD calls on Netflix, again, to caption all of the videos on its Watch Instantly services now. No exclusion, no discrimination, no special discounts, no exceptions. We do not want to pay more and get less. We want equal access.

Sincerely,

Rosaline Crawford
Director, Law and Advocacy Center
National Association of the Deaf
8630 Fenton Street, Suite 820
Silver Spring, MD 20910
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NAD Calls Out Netflix on "Deaf Tax" | National Association of the Deaf
 
Is there a better choice?

I would rather give my money to company the cares enough to get it right from the beginning. Is there any instant watch companies that are better? I recent got hooked on instant movie watching, but hate to support Netflix for the cc being such a low priority and for other reasons too (such as Netflix not supporting many independent and/or lgbt movies. But ever place I have looked has either been a bogus site or has only a small percentage cced.

Thanks for your help.
Curtis
 
I want to cancel my membership, but I figured out a way to watch all their movies with streaming.
 
TheWriteAlex said:
I want to cancel my membership, but I figured out a way to watch all their movies with streaming.
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I like Vuze to download any hollywood streaming movies and adding subtitles. Save lots of price. Netflix sucks.
 
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