Audio Description vs. Closed Captions vs. Subtitles: Understanding Video Accessibility
Audio description, closed captions, and subtitles serve different audiences and different accessibility needs. Here is how they differ and when you need each one.
Audio description, closed captions, and subtitles serve different audiences and different accessibility needs. Here is how they differ and when you need each one.
Streaming platforms have thousands of hours of content without audio description. Here is a practical approach to making an entire content library accessible at scale.
WCAG is the technical standard behind most video accessibility regulations. Here is what changed between 2.1 and 2.2, and what it means for your video content and players.
Evaluating audio description providers? This buyer's guide covers the key criteria — quality, scalability, language support, turnaround time, and cost — to help you make the right decision.
Live sports is one of the hardest audio description challenges. Here is how AI is tackling real-time scene understanding to bring live events to visually impaired fans.
Audio description is not just an accessibility feature. Research shows it can improve comprehension, engagement, and content recall for all viewers. Here is the evidence.