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- Captions vs Subtitles
CAPTIONS Captions are transcription equivalents of all audio elements in a recorded program, prepared for CRTC-compliant accessible broadcast to deaf or hard… - Standard vs. Expanded Described Video: When Do You Need It?
At NCC, one of our favourite services is Described Video (often called audio description or video description). Described Video is the act… - Early Learning and Closed Captions
No matter where you turn, there always seems to be a debate about screen time for young children. Most research suggests that… - Live Caption Web Conferencing Spotlight: Zoom
There is perhaps no more popular platform for web conferencing in the world today than Zoom. But with great popularity comes a… - Webinar: Captionmax Webinar with Emily Ladau
- 3Play Media Acquires Captionmax and NCC
As we work to further our commitment to growth in all areas of media accessibility here in Canada, NCC and Captionmax are… - Multilanguage Subtitling
National Captioning Canada offers multilanguage subtitling workflows for both live and prerecorded media. These services make your media accessible and inclusive to… - National Captioning Canada is Growing!
Almost one year into National Captioning Canada’s transaction with Captionmax, we are excited to share that the combined operation creates one of… - Audio Description Project Primer
Getting your content described is incredibly rewarding, as the full meaning of your content can now be understood by any viewer. We’ve… - Common Subtitle/Prerecorded Closed Caption File Types
National Captioning Canada can deliver closed captions and subtitles for prerecorded videos in any number of ways, but more often than not,…