Purchasing resources for Closed Captioning and Transcription for Video

Closed captioning is not just a tool for the deaf. Many people are born with hearing disabilities, but often times your own hearing can be affected in a noisy environment. Closed captioning helps you concentrate on what is happening on the television in the noisy atmosphere of a restaurant or bar. It is also helpful in extremely quiet situations such as a doctor's office or the library or in busy environments like the gym.

Using a closed captioning service for your video content is not only a socially responsible thing to do, but it also gives an added value to your establishment.

To find the right closed captioning and transcription for video services for you:

1. Decide if you want to process your own video or have someone else handle the captioning.

2. Consider bulk pricing or long term relationships with your closed captioning service provider if you plan on producing multiple projects or shows.

3. Consider companies that offer multi-lingual closed captioning transcription if you have larger productions such as movies slated for international release or television shows with global distribution in mind.

Find video transcription services and closed captioning service for your project

You can easily find video transcription and closed captioning service for your video project.

Consider a multi-lingual closed captioning and transcription for video service

Consider the use of a video transcription and closed captioning service that offers multiple language translation.

Purchase video transcription software to process the files yourself

Consider using a video transcription software instead of hiring a service.

• Televisions manufactured after 2002 are required by the Federal Communications Commission to have closed captioning display capabilities, so you can rest assured that your closed captioning for video will not go to waste through incapable hardware.