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most of the newer TV's incorporate CC decoders-- stand-alone units have been
the norm. most laserdiscs have the codons in the signal, but like broadcast
TV. it requires decoding. some VCR's have decoders built in, but i've never
known of this incorporated into a laserdisc player. if you need one, they
are made available very cheaply, and even free, by support groups for
hearing impaired viewers. closed-captioning is software dependent-- look for
the logo on the jacket of your favorite laserdiscs. enjoy--
"Joshua Zyber" <jzyber@SPAMMERS-BITE-ME.mindspring.com> wrote in message
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> "Celestite" <ewcshk@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>> How can I read closed captions / CC in LD? Is later model laserdisc
>> player able to do the trick or do I need a special decoder? Please
>> help.
>
> The closed captioning decoder would be built into the TV, not the LD
> player.
>