If it's airing in the United States, the captions legally must match the spoken dialogue (and be displayed at a reasonable pace that matches the dialogue). If you find an instance where they don't, you can report it to the FCC.
I wonder if there's some kind of exemption for internet streaming services, and/or AI generated captions because the youtube captions are so bad i actually turn them off, and I've noticed on places like Netflix they aren't as accurate as cable or dish television(neither if which I use anymore).
That's really interesting. Thanks for the heads up!
If it's airing in the United States, the captions legally must match the spoken dialogue (and be displayed at a reasonable pace that matches the dialogue). If you find an instance where they don't, you can report it to the FCC.
Huh, I didn't know that.
I wonder if there's some kind of exemption for internet streaming services, and/or AI generated captions because the youtube captions are so bad i actually turn them off, and I've noticed on places like Netflix they aren't as accurate as cable or dish television(neither if which I use anymore).
That's really interesting. Thanks for the heads up!