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The writer offers commentary on a recent speech by Lajos Kassuth asking for aid from the U.S. where he is living in exile. His goal is to return to power in Hungary. The writer is concerned that the U.S. will become involved in this bloody conflict along with several countries in Europe.
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Simply pitiful Sky. This issue has been dragging on for far too long. I'm a new customer using Sky Stream and just a couple of days into my cooling off period. Give me a reason to stay with you (e.g if youre finding it difficult - we commit to an upgrade delivering customisable subtitles by end of February 2023) rather than return my puck and terminate my contract.
Whole heartedly agree with all the comments on the thread, wife is partially deaf and relies on the subtitles to enjoy watching the TV but the subtitles are far too large and obstructive. I love the comments about headphones and turn the TV up...... most people who are partially deaf lose the ability to hear a range of sounds so it doesn't matter how loud the tv is up.
ALL other main stream providers have the options to adjust the subtitles font, size, transparency, colour, position and background. Why can't SKY programmers have a sprint session to iron this issue out and resolve the subtitle problems we as paying customers have been asking for for over 5 years? Whilst also addressing the complete lack of subtitles on UHD channels/stream.
I have sky stream and would love to have a bit of confidence that the people who effectively pay the wages to Sky employees have a say in how the service is IMPROVED and our NEEDS are considered rather than ignored
The subtitles on Sky are dreadful. There are discussions going back years and still nothing has changed. Is there any plan Sky to alter the subtitles so they are not so dominant on the screen. It completely ruins what you are watching. Amazon and Netflix subtitles are brilliant. Sometimes it is really difficult to understand what the actors are saying on a show and so we like to have the subtitles on. But Sky's subtitles are so large and intrusive that they take over the viewing aspect completely ruining the show.
Tried subtitles on Britbox, now some on itvX, Netflix and prime, all external apps I have tried with those mentioned and others not named, can attest to their structure of visual aids is good. Free view subtitles too. They're generally good!
I understand the frustration regarding the inability to change the size of the subtitles on the content. Sky works closely with stakeholders like the RNIB and RNID on our subtitling experience however we are continuing to look at enhancing the experience to make them more widely inclusive.
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