Once the movie opens in the QuickTime Player, you must turn ON the captions.Our captions cannot be revealed when watching the movies with Windows Media Player, which frequently hijacks the playback of QuickTime movies. Please be sure you are using Apple's QuickTime Player and not Windows Media Player. Open the captioned movie in QuickTime Player.

If you need to download the QuickTime Player from Apple, use the following URL:.You can use either the QuickTime Player on a Macintosh computer or a Windows-based computer.If you download one a 640x480/640x360 QuickTime (h.264) format, the downloaded movie can be viewed directly in Apple's QuickTime Player, iTunes, or other QuickTime compatible player. VIEWING CAPTIONED QUICKTIME MOVIES AFTER DOWNLOADING A FILE:

Turn the closed captions 'OFF' by using the button 'CC' located in the control bar for a video.

The default display has the closed captions turned 'ON'.

Some movies indicate they are 'without sound.' In such cases, there are no captions.

This is true even if you decide to view a video in a separate web page by clicking the blue button labeled VIEW VIDEO IN SEPARATE PAGE. VIEWING CAPTIONS ONLINE FROM THE WEBSITE:Įvery video listed in a website page displays a 'poster frame' taken from a video, with a triangular 'play' button centered in the image:Ĭlick the 'play' button and the video begins to stream and play in your web browser.ĬLOSED CAPTIONS: Any movie you play directly online from the website has closed captions that can be turned ON or OFF from its playback control bar. Use the following index to jump to instructions for a particular movie player.

Please note that the other versions of our movies you download do not have closed captions.

From the videos you can download from our site, only the QuickTime versions of our movies include embedded closed captions in English. We are pleased to announce that as of November 2012 (and updated in 2016) all of the videos when viewed online include closed captions in English.

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