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I am getting so frustrated and don't know how to get help.
Last year I recall vividly how I downloaded the Relief Society General Broadcast and also downloaded a separate file with closed captions, and when we played it for the sisters in our ward at our activity, it worked. I remember because one of the words was a homophone and spelled incorrectly (even though it sounded correct).
I cannot find closed captioning as an option for this year's broadcast. Can you help?
When the church focuses a lot on different languages and ASL for the deaf, but doesn't do closed captioning on other broadcasts, it is very frustrating. It makes my disability (hearing loss) a handicap. I cannot understand what is being said.
And many other people are in the same category as me. (Not to mention that most people who teach classes and speak in Sacrament meeting love to mumble and don't enunciate properly!) Amplifying the volume does not work. I wish people would get that! It just makes the mumbling louder. But it is still mumbling. Like, wouldn't you expect if you heard static, and turned the volume up, the static would just be louder? Of course. Because that's logical. But yet amplification devices are all they offer, instead of asking speakers or teachers to enunciate better.
Last year I recall vividly how I downloaded the Relief Society General Broadcast and also downloaded a separate file with closed captions, and when we played it for the sisters in our ward at our activity, it worked. I remember because one of the words was a homophone and spelled incorrectly (even though it sounded correct).
I cannot find closed captioning as an option for this year's broadcast. Can you help?
When the church focuses a lot on different languages and ASL for the deaf, but doesn't do closed captioning on other broadcasts, it is very frustrating. It makes my disability (hearing loss) a handicap. I cannot understand what is being said.
And many other people are in the same category as me. (Not to mention that most people who teach classes and speak in Sacrament meeting love to mumble and don't enunciate properly!) Amplifying the volume does not work. I wish people would get that! It just makes the mumbling louder. But it is still mumbling. Like, wouldn't you expect if you heard static, and turned the volume up, the static would just be louder? Of course. Because that's logical. But yet amplification devices are all they offer, instead of asking speakers or teachers to enunciate better.