Cisco Cisco Videoscape Voyager Vantage 3.3 User Guide
User Guide
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Set Closed-Captioning
1. Press Menu.
2. Press
or
to navigate to Settings.
3. Press
or
to navigate to Closed Captions and press Select.
4. Press
or
to navigate through the closed caption options:
• Standard CC (see sidebar at left for a description of these options)
• Digital CC (see sidebar at left for a description of these options)
•
Background
Style
•
Background
Color
•
Character
Color
•
Character
Size
•
Style
Note: All options are discussed in detail later in this section.
Turn Closed-Captioning On and Off
1. While watching live TV or a recording, press Info to display the Live TV Action
1. While watching live TV or a recording, press Info to display the Live TV Action
Toolbar or Recorded Program Action Toolbar over the live TV show or recording.
2. Press
until the Closed Caption icon is highlighted and press Enter to switch from
Off to On, or from On to Off .
3. Press Info again to close the toolbar and banner.
Change the Closed-Captioning Look
Depending on the program or caption provider, you may or may not be able to change
how the closed captioning looks on the TV screen.
Depending on the program or caption provider, you may or may not be able to change
how the closed captioning looks on the TV screen.
1. From the Closed Captions menu, press
or
to navigate to Style.
2. Press
or
to navigate through the Style settings options:
• Set By Viewer — style is set by you; use the procedures in the remainder of this
section to change the caption styles
• Set By Program — style is set by the caption provider for each program, and you
cannot change the settings
Who Provides
Closed-Captioning Service
Closed-Captioning Service
Several companies (sources) provide
closed-captioning service to television
networks and production companies
for analog and digital programming.
closed-captioning service to television
networks and production companies
for analog and digital programming.
Closed-Captioning Sources -
Standard Service
• Std CC1 is the primary caption
Standard Service
• Std CC1 is the primary caption
service for non-digital programming.
• Std CC2 through Std CC4 are text
services that may contain diff erent
information, including alternate
languages.
information, including alternate
languages.
• T1 through T4 are text services
that may also provide additional
information from the closed-caption
provider.
information from the closed-caption
provider.
Closed-Captioning Sources –
Digital Service
• Digital 1 is the primary caption
Digital Service
• Digital 1 is the primary caption
source.
• Digital 2 is the suggested choice for
alternate languages.
• Digital 3 through Digital 6 are
undefi ned at this time.