HDTV have Beautiful Font / Size / Color CC!!!

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Hi Guys,
I am first time Thead! I try it


I look HDTV with Beautiful Font Closed Caption

wow best is Sharp

* Font - Beautiful than all old CC
* Size - small to Large
* Color - Forground and background
* background can X-ray to Solid

I test but some don't have setup caption

* Sony - no
* Samsung - no
* Phillip - no
* Viewsonic

* Sharp - Yes
* Viewsonic HD12 - Yes only box but not LCD

any idea about JVC, NEC/Mitsubishi, RCA, Panasonic, Toshiba, etc... they have Setup CC or not?

rhr
 
Cool looks nice, Anyone who have a motorola HDTV tuner box, I would like to know if they have set up with font, size, colors and backgrounds?

I'm plan to buy Motorola HDTV tuner box.

thanks :)
 
I've seen several televisions like that. They have a few fonts settings. I still prefer the original block-type font cuz it's easier to read and I know I'm not missing anything. For instance, standard fonts have wide letters like "W" or "M" and narrow letters like "I" or "l" (small "L"). Because of that, they make the full word shorter than normal. With block letters, the letters are spaced equally and doesn't matter what letter is used... it's still the same width.

IMO... block letters are easier to read when speed-reading.
 
VamPyroX said:
I've seen several televisions like that. They have a few fonts settings. I still prefer the original block-type font cuz it's easier to read and I know I'm not missing anything. For instance, standard fonts have wide letters like "W" or "M" and narrow letters like "I" or "l" (small "L"). Because of that, they make the full word shorter than normal. With block letters, the letters are spaced equally and doesn't matter what letter is used... it's still the same width.

IMO... block letters are easier to read when speed-reading.

Yes, Sharp's font have choose (i don't remember which 8 or 10 fonts), I think good "Times New Roman" or "Courier New" font good "I" as i and "l" is L, they have smooth font!
you try go Store at Fry's, Circuit City, Good Guys or any store for HDTV, you test it ,

Sharp have Arial, Courier New, Times New Roman, Arial Rounded MT Bold, Balloon, Comic Sans, I don't remember 2 or more fonts. same Microsoft's Fonts

rhr
 
I agree - who cares about fancy coloring or alpha transparancy.. they just get in the way. Captions are meant so you can understand whats being said and done in shows, movies, etc.. not so you can have something pretty to look at :thumb:

VamPyroX said:
I've seen several televisions like that. They have a few fonts settings. I still prefer the original block-type font cuz it's easier to read and I know I'm not missing anything. For instance, standard fonts have wide letters like "W" or "M" and narrow letters like "I" or "l" (small "L"). Because of that, they make the full word shorter than normal. With block letters, the letters are spaced equally and doesn't matter what letter is used... it's still the same width.

IMO... block letters are easier to read when speed-reading.
 
PowerWCRulez said:
Cool looks nice, Anyone who have a motorola HDTV tuner box, I would like to know if they have set up with font, size, colors and backgrounds?

I'm plan to buy Motorola HDTV tuner box.

thanks :)

if you mean this
dct6412_bigview_1.jpg
,

yes i have that type - motorola hdtv DVR. i rent it from comcast. yes it has built in CC. it has alot of different fonts, colors, background colors, etc for CC.
 
rhr said:
Hi Guys,
I am first time Thead! I try it


I look HDTV with Beautiful Font Closed Caption

wow best is Sharp

* Font - Beautiful than all old CC
* Size - small to Large
* Color - Forground and background
* background can X-ray to Solid

I test but some don't have setup caption

* Sony - no
* Samsung - no
* Phillip - no
* Viewsonic

* Sharp - Yes
* Viewsonic HD12 - Yes only box but not LCD

any idea about JVC, NEC/Mitsubishi, RCA, Panasonic, Toshiba, etc... they have Setup CC or not?

rhr

it depends on which YPbPr or svideo cables are on and it depends on what channels are they on because if hd channel is on tv with CC then u wont see the CC on hd channels. if you have tuner box or cable box with built in CC, then u can see CC on hd channels. if you have s-video cable on, you can see any regular channel that comes with CC, not hd channel. that is big different.

we have previous postings about HDTVs in this AD because some of us are hdtv owners. Google them in this AD yourself. :)

one more thing.. yes sony, samsung, and phillips hdtv have built in CC. i bought hdtv sony somehow it didnt fit my truck and home so i replaced it for westinghouse hdtv lcd... like i say it depends on what channel are and what type of cable are attached on.
 
deafclimber said:
it depends on which YPbPr or svideo cables are on and it depends on what channels are they on because if hd channel is on tv with CC then u wont see the CC on hd channels. if you have tuner box or cable box with built in CC, then u can see CC on hd channels. if you have s-video cable on, you can see any regular channel that comes with CC, not hd channel. that is big different.

we have previous postings about HDTVs in this AD because some of us are hdtv owners. Google them in this AD yourself. :)

one more thing.. yes sony, samsung, and phillips hdtv have built in CC. i bought hdtv sony somehow it didnt fit my truck and home so i replaced it for westinghouse hdtv lcd... like i say it depends on what channel are and what type of cable are attached on.

Yes, I know many Standard, DTV, and HDTV have CC, you are right but they don't have Special Fonts, Size, color etc..
 
deafclimber said:
if you mean this
dct6412_bigview_1.jpg
,

yes i have that type - motorola hdtv DVR. i rent it from comcast. yes it has built in CC. it has alot of different fonts, colors, background colors, etc for CC.

Hi DeafClimber,

it's not like this pic, the Motorola HTD101 just a HDTV Tuner, it's smaller box with remote, So I have Sciencfic Altanta Explorer 8300 DVR digital box. I tried to check on service menus, then the box says E05 which cannot access to service menus, could be run from cable company's computer to control service settings on every DVR boxes.
 
PowerWCRulez said:
Hi DeafClimber,

it's not like this pic, the Motorola HTD101 just a HDTV Tuner, it's smaller box with remote, So I have Sciencfic Altanta Explorer 8300 DVR digital box. I tried to check on service menus, then the box says E05 which cannot access to service menus, could be run from cable company's computer to control service settings on every DVR boxes.


try to turn that power off then hit menu on. that was how i turned CC on after i turned my cable box off. it was weird, but it worked.
 
Update

I test at Microcenter

Hitachi - NO
BenQ - NO

HP - YES!!

only four have fonts, color, size but other no have it,
I need Philip, Elite, RCA, Gateway,

ЯHR
 
gezz. whatever....

probably those stores dont have HD channels so that is why u cant turn CC on. i dont need to waste replying these postings now because i am HDTV owner and i know the diff.

so good luck, dude.
 
deafclimber said:
gezz. whatever....

probably those stores dont have HD channels so that is why u cant turn CC on. i dont need to waste replying these postings now because i am HDTV owner and i know the diff.

so good luck, dude.

hey, next year or later all old TV will be no longer! you need buy HDTV or box converter to old TV :roll:
 
deafclimber said:
that is old news... ;)
NO, many Store Fry's, Circut City, Good Guys, Best Buy, before many many Standard TV, then right now Standard is few, grow up HDTV are many !!! 32" or less are very low price
 
Neo said:
Fuck that shit. Why need add more boxes?
like that http://www.digitalnetworksna.com/support/replaytv/images/diagrams/fig10.gif
Too many boxes and not good idea for your power bill and heat temp.

ONE box is good enough! *Dvd-player, sound systems, and cable tvor satellite tv in ONE* and it looks good for LCD on wall.

LCD is best than plasma for long life but pricy.

I don't want you say "FUCK" not nice...

hey best is Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 is BEST all-in-one! cost $1,000 or less, other VCR, DVD, DVR, Photo TV, WebTV, AOL Radio, MEPG Intenret, cost $3,000 more, Don't need it, very good is MCE 2005, it is call HTPC (Home Theate Personal Computer) same size as DVD/VCR box

read at http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/mediacenter/default.mspx
 
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