Showing papers on "Closed captioning published in 1993"
Patent•
28 May 1993
TL;DR: In this article, a telecommunications device is disclosed which provides TDD services for the hearing impaired as well as other closed-captioning services, and incoming data is displayed over the television picture and may be stored in memory for review by the receiving party at a later time.
Abstract: A telecommunications device is disclosed which provides TDD services for the hearing impaired as well as other closed-captioning services. Incoming data is displayed over the television picture and may be stored in memory for review by the receiving party at a later time if desired.
64 citations
Patent•
28 Apr 1993
TL;DR: In this article, a system for processing auxiliary video signals provides for decoding an extended data services signal in line 21 of field 2. Extended data services provide general purpose video system information and control capability in addition to basic closed caption operation.
Abstract: A system for processing auxiliary video signals provides for decoding an extended data services signal in line 21 of field 2. Extended data services provide a general purpose video system information and control capability in addition to basic closed caption operation. Extended data services information is arranged in packets of data. Each packet provides information regarding current of future video programs, the source of the video program, and miscellaneous information such as time of day. The extended data services data may be decoded to control the operation of a video system including a videocassette recorder (VCR) and a television receiver.
56 citations
Journal Article•
3 citations
TL;DR: The RapidText® software translates the stenowriter's output into English words and displays on a computer screen, or output through LCD panel onto an overhead projector screen,, or television screen, which allows the deaf to receive equal access to full text of spoken communication.
1 citations