Not shortly after Portland became the first state to require enabled captions in all public establishments, Hawaii has just become…
Not shortly after Portland became the first state to require enabled captions in all public establishments, Hawaii has just become…
It’s official. Starting today, the City of Portland, Oregon, will require all televisions visible in public establishments to activate the…
On November 10, 2015, the FCC held a roundtable event concentrating on the accessibility of public, educational, and government (PEG)…
Although the FCC has recently improved its Help Center with a more simplified look and improved user experience, this is…
In September of 2012, the FCC announced the obligation for closed captioning on all full-length Internet video programming that was…
In September of 2011, the U.S. Department of Transportation issued a notice of proposed rule making in Docket OST 2011-0182 titled,…
Think about what you know about the English language. Alphabet letters combine to form words. Words represent different parts of…
Television stations will provide detailed instructions of their broadcast requirements for producers to follow prior to submitting their program. However, before exploring the technical specifications of the bit rate, codec, wrapper, GOP structure, etc. you’ll need to make sure you add your broadcast leader elements to your timeline.
Due to the updated FCC guidelines and standards regarding the quality of captioning, video editors face challenges when it comes…
The following blog was written by one of our clients, Simon Roberts, from Rock Church San Diego. Since the Rock…