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I have tried to turn on close caption a couple times and got nothing. I am
using the componet output.

Anyone get it to work?

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Menu on Cable Box and change the C/C options. Or call your local cable guy
to do it.
<here@there.com> wrote in message news:WBxYc.92364$mD.29879@attbi_s02...
>I have tried to turn on close caption a couple times and got nothing. I am
> using the componet output.
>
> Anyone get it to work?

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I don't think close captions come thru the component input port. I
may be wrong. When you are watching HDTV, you must rely on the close
captions on your cable box, not your TV's.

On my comcast Motorola set-top box, you need to first power off the
box, then hit MENU on the remote control. Then a setup screen will
show up, you pick your choice of closed captions there.

If your cable box is different, you may need to call comcast to find
out how to do it.


here@there.com wrote in message news:<WBxYc.92364$mD.29879@attbi_s02>...
> I have tried to turn on close caption a couple times and got nothing. I am
> using the componet output.
>
> Anyone get it to work?

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"Caloonese" <caloonese@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:ee67c74a.0409011235.5b625a2d@posting.google.com...
> I don't think close captions come thru the component input port. I
> may be wrong. When you are watching HDTV, you must rely on the close
> captions on your cable box, not your TV's.
>
> On my comcast Motorola set-top box, you need to first power off the
> box, then hit MENU on the remote control. Then a setup screen will
> show up, you pick your choice of closed captions there.
>
> If your cable box is different, you may need to call comcast to find
> out how to do it.
>
>
> here@there.com wrote in message news:<WBxYc.92364$mD.29879@attbi_s02>...
> > I have tried to turn on close caption a couple times and got nothing. I
am
> > using the componet output.
> >
> > Anyone get it to work?

On a SA 3100HD, press Menu and select which mode of CC you want
On--Mute--Off.

Bearman


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Reply to Anonymous
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hitting cable /power/ menu butons in that order.. it should bring up a screen with hd settings and closed caption...should be able to turn it on there ;)

Reply to sixi
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THANK YOU!!! I bought a big Samsung LCD yesterday, got it home and found I couldn't get CC's. Called Comcast, they said they would find out how and call me back in 15 minutes. That was 15 hours ago. I was ready to ask for my money back on the TV until your postings showed me how to do it--in time to watch Colin Powell endorse Obama. THANKS!

Reply to dfenley

Yes, thank you very much. I've had my HDTV for over a year and haven't been able to get any captions on the HD channels.

I used your instructions to turn off the cable box and then hit the menu button. It took me less than 5 minutes to set up the captions. Now they are working on my HD channels.

They are a little different than the captions you get the regular way (through the channel). It seems that some times the captions don't come on the screen until after the person has said all there line or lines.

Again, thank you very much.


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