

Click on the CC icon to turn on closed captioning.
#Turn on closed captioning software
Please note that certain software and equipment may not support closed captions at this time. If closed captioning is available for a show, a CC icon will appear on the lower right hand side of the video player.

More information about the FCC's online closed captioning requirements and timelines can be found
#Turn on closed captioning full
is actively working to expand closed captioning of its online video programming, including full compliance with all relevant FCC implementation timelines. Note: Most closed captioning options can be managed through your TV using the CC button on your TVs remote or through your TV settings menu. Why aren't there captions in a program I accessed through this ? You will see a button labeled "CC." Click the "CC" button to turn closed captions on, and click the "CC" button again to turn closed captions off. For devices running iOS 7 or older select the Settings icon on your home screen, then.

To use closed captions on this site, simply mouse over the video while it is playing. To enable closed captioning on devices running iOS 8 or newer, select the Settings icon on your home screen, then select General, then select Accessibility, then select Subtitles & Captioning under the Media heading. How do I enable closed captioning on video? If, after confirming that your television is set correctly, you still are unable to view this programming with closed captions, please contact your TV service provider. If you are not receiving closed captions, please be sure your television is set to correctly receive our CC signal. All television programming on CNN in the US is broadcast with closed captions.
