Published on: 2025-08-08 12:50:00
In a nutshell: Subtitle use is on the rise, and Netflix is catering to the trend with a new viewing options. Up to this point, watching with subtitles on Netflix in the original language involved toggling the Subtitles for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (SDH/CC) option. In addition to spoken dialogue, this setting also creates subtitles for audio cues like dramatic music swells and environmental noises, and also labels speaker names. The new option, which will first appear on new titles coming to
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is a news writer who covers the streaming wars, consumer tech, crypto, social media, and much more. Previously, she was a writer and editor at MUO. Netflix is rolling out a new subtitle option that shows just spoken dialogue. Before this change, Netflix offered Subtitles for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (SDH/CC), which show spoken dialogue along with speaker names and descriptions of sounds, such as “[phone buzzing]” or [dramatic music swells].” The new option drops these audio cues. It is cur
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Netflix just introduced a new way to experience subtitles that eliminates the need to read audio cues like “door slams” or “phone rings.” Announced on Thursday, Netflix’s new dialogue-only subtitles can be enabled by going to “Navigate to Audio” and then “Subtitles.” Users will see an option labeled “English” instead of “English (CC),” indicating that it’ll only include spoken words. This option complements the existing closed captions (CC) that cater to the deaf and hard of hearing community,
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Netflix is adding a new way to watch with subtitles. Starting with season five of the psychological thriller You, captions with only dialogue will be available alongside the standard Subtitles for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (SDH/CC). If you aren't already familiar, SDH/CC subtitles include not only dialogue but audio cues like [alarm rings], [knock on door] or [Don't Stop Believing intensifies over the jukebox]. Netflix's new option cuts those non-dialogue audio descriptions. You'll find the
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Styling an HTML dialog modal to take the full height of the viewport I've been experimenting with the HTML dialog element recently, for example in my Prompts.js JavaScript library. Today I got Claude to build me an experiment to use it for a side panel that would slide in from the right hand side of the screen, looking like this: But what's with that gap at the bottom? I want the side panel to take up the full height of the screen. The CSS looked good to me: dialog { position : fixed; margi
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Invoker Commands (Explainer) NOTE: This explainer covers the graduated parts of this proposal. While we try to keep it roughly in line with the actual shipped features, it might be more informative to look the specification and MDN documentation links. See also the future proposed commands. Invoker Buttons Section titled Invoker%20Buttons Pitch in Code Section titled Pitch%20in%20Code < button command = "show-modal" commandfor = "my-dialog" >This opens a dialog</ button > < dialog id = "my-
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Adam Breeden/ZDNET Say you're watching an edgy new streaming series and find yourself turning up the volume for every scene where two actors are engaged in a dramatic dialogue. It seems like both characters are whispering -- until an explosion happens on screen, and the sound is the opposite, almost deafening. Also: The LG soundbar made my home audio sound like a theater - even though it's not the newest model What's up with that? It's not just the imbalanced proportion of sound that bothers
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