Conference subtitles/closed caption

Hi,
So I'm down in Australia, we watch conference 6 days later, someone downloads the conference to a jump drive, and we project it in the chapel. We have a deaf sister in the ward, I am trying to get subtitles / closed caption. As far as I can tell the church doesn't offer this as a download, only as a stream, so there is no way for this sister to listen to conference with us.

Does anyone know if there are subtitle files available for download somewhere? Or should I start researching various ways to rip them from the website?

And, cause I know someone will bring it up, ASL stands for AMERICAN sign language. The sign language used down here is very very different.

This thread should explain the problem and give one possible work-around.

I remember complaints in the past that American CC runs faster than what's found in other parts of the world. So you may still have some issues.

The TTML files for the subtitles are as follows:
http://media.ldscdn.org/dfxp/general-co ... ession.xml
http://media.ldscdn.org/dfxp/general-co ... ession.xml
http://media.ldscdn.org/dfxp/general-co ... ession.xml
http://media.ldscdn.org/dfxp/general-co ... ession.xml

The Saturday Afternoon / Sunday Morning sessions the subtitles are unavailable even for the online videos, but if they were working they'd probably be:
http://media.ldscdn.org/dfxp/general-co ... ession.xml
http://media.ldscdn.org/dfxp/general-co ... ession.xml

the previous (Australian) writer mentioned a streaming (so I assume live) video of conference with subtitles, but I've been unable to find it. I serve in a YSA ward with several students from other countries, mostly in Asia. We would like to show the English-language conference broadcast with English subtitles for them. How do I find that?
thanks very much,
(Elder) Brent Sweeny

sweeny wrote:We would like to show the English-language conference broadcast with English subtitles for them. How do I find that?

BYUtv is covering conference live with subtitles. ( byutv.org )

sweeny wrote:the previous (Australian) writer mentioned a streaming (so I assume live) video of conference with subtitles, but I've been unable to find it. I serve in a YSA ward with several students from other countries, mostly in Asia. We would like to show the English-language conference broadcast with English subtitles for them. How do I find that?

Closed Caption can be found from a verity of sources. It depends on how you're receiving it. In many cases it's just a matter of activating the function for your existing method.