We've all probably tried to learn a new language at some point. Foreign films can help you learn those words and accents, but a recent study suggests that subtitles can help a lot. Your first instinct ...

Who uses subtitles, and why? From assisting hard-of-hearing or deaf viewers of TV and online video content to providing English-language translation to increasingly popular international series, ...

Alongside cooking for myself and walking laps around the house, Japanese cartoons (or “anime” as the kids are calling it) are something I’ve learned to love during quarantine. The problem with ...

Subtitles help deaf people understand movies and TV. They also let you watch films in foreign languages. But in recent years, the creativity in describing sounds has reached new levels. Learn more ...

The AI-generated captions and translation will happen locally on the PC, meaning people can view the subtitles even if they're offline, VLC says. VLC media player is preparing to harness AI to ...

The poll finds that about 4 in 10 adults under 45 use subtitles at least “often” when watching TV or movies, compared with ...

YouTube is officially rolling out the multi-language audio feature that initially launched as a pilot back in 2023.