closed caption in Spanish
closed caption in Spanish is subtítulos, subtítulos descriptivos, subtítulos opcionales — closed caption means on-screen text of a video's dialogue together with speaker labels and descriptions of relevant sounds, which the viewer can switch on or off — designed so that deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers get the audio information as well as the words.
closed caption in Spanish
What does "closed caption" mean?
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noun On-screen text of a video's dialogue together with speaker labels and descriptions of relevant sounds, which the viewer can switch on or off — designed so that deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers get the audio information as well as the words.
"Turn on closed captions if you cannot hear the dialogue over the music."
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verb To add such switchable on-screen text to a video.
"All course videos must be closed captioned before release."
closed caption in a sentence
- Turn on closed captions if you cannot hear the dialogue over the music.
- The closed captions note the doorbell and the dog barking offscreen.
- All course videos must be closed captioned before release.
Common Spanish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "closed caption" in Spanish?
"closed caption" in Spanish is subtítulos, subtítulos descriptivos, subtítulos opcionales. closed caption means: On-screen text of a video's dialogue together with speaker labels and descriptions of relevant sounds, which the viewer can switch on or off — designed so that deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers get the audio information as well as the words.
How do you use "closed caption" in a sentence?
Example: "Turn on closed captions if you cannot hear the dialogue over the music." In Spanish, "closed caption" is subtítulos, subtítulos descriptivos, subtítulos opcionales.
Are there other ways to say "closed caption" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 4 translations listed for "closed caption": subtítulos, subtítulos descriptivos, subtítulos opcionales, subtítulos para sordos.
