Imagine if life were like a foreign film — with subtitles popping up in front of your eyes whenever people speak. Now available through INDATA’s Lending Library, the Hearview Subtitle Glasses make this idea a reality. Designed for the deaf and hard of hearing community, the glasses pair with the user’s smartphone to capture people’s […]
Posts with the Subtitles tag
ATFAQ157 Q1. Favorite disability related apps, Q2. Movie subtitles/captions, Q3. Computer access for student with fine motor and speech challenges, Q4. Wildcard: How do you store your personal information?
Podcast: Play in new window | Download Panel: Brian Norton, Belva Smith, Josh Anderson, Tracy Castillo ATFAQ157 Q1. Favorite disability-related apps, Q2. Movie subtitles/captions, Q3. Writing solutions for students with fine motor and speech challenges, Q4. Wildcard: How do you store your personal information? —– Transcript Starts Here —– Speaker 1: I have a question. […]
ATFAQ144 – Q1. Kurzweil USB-C Scanner, Q2. Communication Devices, Q3. Closed Captioning Services, Q4. Noise Cancelling Headphones for Autism, Q5, GPS Tracker for Elopment, Q6. Wildcard: Thoughts on the new Apple AirTags?
Podcast: Play in new window | Download Panel: Brian Norton, Josh Anderson, Belva Smith, Tracy Castillo ATFAQ144 – Q1. Kurzweil USB-C Scanner, Q2. Communication Devices, Q3. Closed Captioning Services, Q4. Noise Cancelling Headphones for Autism, Q5, GPS Tracker for Elopment, Q6. Wildcard: Thoughts on the new Apple AirTags? ———— Transcript Starts Here ————
4 Apps for Captioning Movies
Captionfish Captionfish is the Internet’s leading captioned movies search engine that shares information about open captioned and descriptively narrated movies showings in the United States. Captionfish also features streaming captioned trailers that allow deaf and people with hearing impairments to enjoy the very same previews of current and upcoming movies as their hearing counterparts. Last […]