10,000 B.c. Dvd

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Hi Guys,

"10,000 B.C." on DVD, only SDH but no Closed Caption
SDH don't have solid black blackround same Harry Pottery, they from W.B. W.B. is no longer Closed Caption future?
 
rhr said:
Hi Guys,

"10,000 B.C." on DVD, only SDH but no Closed Caption
SDH don't have solid black blackround same Harry Pottery, they from W.B. W.B. is no longer Closed Caption future?
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It has the subtitle so you need to turn it on. I watched it using that.
 
Yeh, I saw that movie recently tonight and thought it was a good movie, but the plot didn't really fit well for 10,000 BC period. SDH is easy to read and It was not a problem for me. I watched it on a 62" HDTV with a Sony DVD player with hdmi cable connected. It looks almost like blu ray quality.
 
Funnily enough, I just watched the movie on Blu-ray before I came onto here and responded to this thread. The movie looked stunning, but the story was lacking strength.
 
rhr said:
Hi Guys,

"10,000 B.C." on DVD, only SDH but no Closed Caption
SDH don't have solid black blackround same Harry Pottery, they from W.B. W.B. is no longer Closed Caption future?
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Yup because of digital issue.

You are really can't watch this movie with analog CC in 480p, digital CC is limited to tv shows and movie via network.

You are struck with SDH, that it.
 
bad movie, lot of inaccuracies but what kept me going is that hot blue-eyed girl
 
SDH is good, but one problem is when the movie show very bright white, and the caption itself is white letter. I can't read it at all until the background show the opposite color.
 
freckles said:
(err. what's SDH?!)
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:shock:

This is Closed Captioned
dinosaurboth.jpg

This is SDH

Learn something new? :nana:
 
Why not change the colors of the SDH when making the subtitles to be clear against the backgrounds?
 
RedFox said:
Why not change the colors of the SDH when making the subtitles to be clear against the backgrounds?
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I guess it will take more space of DVD if want subtitle to be customize, DVD is limited to nearly 9 GB.
 
I hate Subtitle or SDH becuase they are limit one but I like Digital CC have lot of options for any color text, backbround, size fonts, becuase subtitle and SDH are messyup fonts each movie (exp: Harry Pottery is tiny text, other is big font etc..)

I want Black Soild Background, White larage bold Arial

DVD and Blu-Ray can't add becuase too small bytes space but Digital CC options bulti-in HDTV or DVR

Deaf People will complint, they want choose options
 
I found an example of a program that lets you change the fonts and colors of the subtitles you add to a video.
 
wow, it is only for creating own DVD for Apple Computer,
but I need DVD or Blu-ray Player or Vista Media Center

RedFox said:
I found an example of a program that lets you change the fonts and colors of the subtitles you add to a video.
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