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Weird Closed-Captioning IssueI am deaf so I rely on closed-captioning to watch TV. I always have it on...the ones that my tv provides, that is. This morning I was watching tv, and I noticed another set of closed-captions underneath the ones provided by my tv. I figured out that it was captions that were provided by FIOS, by going to Menu -> Settings. I turned it off, and now everything is ok, but how did it get on in the first place? It wasn't on when I started watching tv this morning, and I didn't touch anything or change any settings. |
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kes601 join:2007-04-14 Virginia Beach, VA |
kes601
Member
2008-Dec-6 8:15 am
You probably hit the "*" button on the remote by mistake, it turns captions on and off on the FiOS DVR or STB. |
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I saw that button and I pressed it after I saw the double-captioning issue. It did not turn it off, and it doesn't turn it on when I press it now, either. |
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kes601 join:2007-04-14 Virginia Beach, VA |
kes601
Member
2008-Dec-6 8:21 am
No idea then. On mine it shuffles from Off to CC1, CC2, CC3, CC4, CC5, CC6, and back to Off. |
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matcarl Premium Member join:2007-03-09 Franklin Square, NY |
matcarl
Premium Member
2008-Dec-6 8:59 am
I have the old Motorola remote and the Input button changes CC also. |
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JohnA4 Premium Member join:2003-09-16 Pittsburgh, PA 1 edit |
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said by kes601:No idea then. On mine it shuffles from Off to CC1, CC2, CC3, CC4, CC5, CC6, and back to Off. Mine does the same, at the top right of the screen, as an overlay. It's an HD DVR |
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Mine also shuffles through. |
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kes601 join:2007-04-14 Virginia Beach, VA |
to matcarl
said by matcarl:I have the old Motorola remote and the Input button changes CC also. I have the newest remote, A/V Input does the same thing as well. |
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