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Question: Does it provide closed-captioning?
Document: It took a year of patience, but Roku finally embedded the closed captioning capabilities for their units. This makes the player almost perfect. The technology needs some tweeking by using another color other than yellow as it blends in with too many backgrounds, but all in all, life for the hard of hearing has now improved. The Roku is affordable and user friendly. I had it up and running in minutes. I would like to see Roku back away from their need for a credit card number before installation.
So far I have only been able to get closed captions on foreign language films.Does Roku support closed captions on domestic films?
I watch a lot of British shows & I was having a hard time understanding some of the dialogue,with Rogu I have Closed caption..It was very easy to set up & easy to use.
)Now, streaming isn't perfect yet. High traffic can cause you to be kicked out of a website's stream. Sometimes you get "buffering" as you would if you were watching on your computer -- the screen goes black and it starts reloading the next segment for you to watch. And occasionally, the screen pixilates. And so far I haven't found a way of getting "closed captions" to display on Amazon streamed shows.
I hope programming via the internet will someday provide a complete and affordable alternative to cable.
I just bought the roku and I was over excited to get it hooked up but when I tried to add channels, I could not add them because they do not provide support in my region what a bomber.
Both Netflix and Hulu charge $7.99 a month, and provide quite a few TV shows and movies. They carry a good mix of older and newer TV shows and movies.
There are a bunch of these channels easily found if searched online, that provide addition personal interest, international and other programming. You can also stream from your PC to the Roku. This is now the 3rd Roku I've purchased for my home.
Got it for my dad, he loves it. Endless streaming programs this handy Roku could provide is more then enough for anyone. Love the price as well. Not over price like that fruit brand APPLE what a Joke.
Extreemly easy to set up and well made. My only complaint would be that from it's claims of what it can provide for free, I was disappointed to find out that a lot of the free stuff is only free for a trial period. It does do what it is supposed to do very, very, well.
Answer: The ROKU I purchased from Amazon is the entry level. There is another one, more expensive that has more remote options. I could find no reference to captions on my ROKU. I tried a couple of channels on the ROKU and was not able to get the tv to enable captions. That may be just my TV. So, intrigued by your question I went on line to ROKU to ask a tech your question. I am happy to tell that I was advised that Roku does support Closed Captions. I was told that you set it up through the "Channel Store" when you do set up for the ROKU. Here is the link for ROKU Support:  http://support.roku.com/entries/413244-contact-support#   I hope I have been helpful to you.  Ron