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Posted by ChairmanOfTheBored on 10/09/07 02:40
On Mon, 08 Oct 2007 23:56:21 GMT, Derek Janssen
<ejanss1@nospam.verizon.net> wrote:
>nick wrote:
>
>> Senior moment here -- trying to turn a feature off, but can't
>> figger what it's called. No idea when or how it got turned on.
>>
>> Whatdyacallit when -- watching a program and listening to the dialog,
>> but a ghostly voice comes over describing the scene, as in "Mabel
>> walks to the door" while in the picture Mabel walks to the door.
>>
>> It's obviously a feature for hearing impaired "watchers" who listen as
>> the video scene is described. I wanna turn it OFF but can't remember
>> wot itz called. Kina like an audio closed-captioning.
>
>Wot itz called is "Visual description for the Blind" (it doesn't work as
>well for the hearing-impaired ;) )--
>And it means you've got your TV's audio set on Second-language setting,
>and probably watching PBS.
>
>Derek Janssen
>ejanss@comcast.net
I doubt that is what is happening. I'll bet he has the director's
commentary turned on.
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