I can hear just fine, but I turn them on for “Call The Midwife.” I have no trouble understanding people speaking “The King’s English.” It’s the cockneys I have trouble with.
I can understand most of a movie but the parts with loud background music and/or actors mumbling for some reasons spoils the movie for me unless I caption it.
juicebruce 2 months ago
No Subtitles … Less work for Lewis and Fry ;-)
Pedmar Premium Member 2 months ago
I can hear just fine, but I turn them on for “Call The Midwife.” I have no trouble understanding people speaking “The King’s English.” It’s the cockneys I have trouble with.
CaveCat87 2 months ago
It won’t be so hard if Verne is talking about things that do interest you, boys.
NeedaChuckle Premium Member 2 months ago
I can understand most of a movie but the parts with loud background music and/or actors mumbling for some reasons spoils the movie for me unless I caption it.
Ellis97 2 months ago
Besides, you guys already have speech balloons. So there’s really no need for subtitles anyways.
Hex Goblinweb 2 months ago
I understand you, Verne. I know exactly where you are.
Strawberry King 2 months ago
Verne if you were more of a party animal, they’d pay more attention to ya.
dogday Premium Member 2 months ago
sigh. Listening is easy. It’s hearing what’s hard. sigh.
Bill Löhr Premium Member 2 months ago
Closed captioning is for folks who can’t hear well, not those who can’t read text in speech “balloons”. ;-)