Do subtitles not work if there's no speakers connected?

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Do subtitles not work if there's no speakers connected on PC?

It seems like that's why I'm not seeing them, but I'm not sure.

However, the sound seems to be trying to play, since it doesn't skip dialogue?

I'm using Bluetooth Headphones, and when they're connected and playing sound, I do see the subtitles.






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Why do subtitles not work sometimes?

Subtitles need to be written correctly and formatted precisely in order to function. Extra dashes or spaces within coding lines (sequence and timing indicators) can corrupt an . SRT file, and cause overlaps, display errors or prevent subtitles from functioning at all.

Why do people use subtitles when they can hear?

Essential for deaf people and English language learners, and scientifically shown to promote reading comprehension and retention, subtitles have only recently become essential for many TV watchers, period. A smattering of online encomia tell you it's the only way to watch.

How do I get subtitles for sound?

Include onomatopoeia when possible. Place the description of the sound effect as close as possible to the sound source. Use punctuation to indicate speed or pace of sound. Caption background sound effects only when they're essential to the plot.

How do subtitles work?

A stenographer listens to the broadcast and types the words into a special computer program that adds the captions to the television signal. The typists have to be skilled at dictation and spelling and they have to be very fast and accurate at typing.



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