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rasmits
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2008-01-16, 05:04

I saw during the keynote that the new iPhone software supports movie subtitles and multi-language tracks. Does that mean the movies on iTunes have these features? Is there any way to tell what languages the movie comes with?

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2008-01-16, 05:12

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rasmits
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2008-01-16, 05:13

Yes, but does that mean every movie you buy / rent from iTunes has those tracks?
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2008-01-16, 05:24

*shrug* http://www.apple.com/itunes/store/movies.html doesn't say a single word about "subtitles" or "closed captioning".
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rasmits
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2008-01-16, 05:52

The example he gave during the keynote showed Ratatouille with French subtitles and a French language track. I just wish I could know which movies had French subtitles before I rented them.

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rasmits
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2008-01-20, 18:42

*Bump*

So has anyone rented a movie yet to confirm that they have multi-language tracks / subtitles?
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Sauvblanc
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2008-01-21, 14:46

yeah, inquiring minds wanna know! I'd love to get my hands on an iPod Touch but not 'til I see evidence that movies/shows available through iTunes support captions/subtitles (I bumped another thread on this earlier...)

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rasmits
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2008-02-01, 19:31

Well, I finally found a clear answer. From Paul Thurrot, of all places:

http://community.winsupersite.com/bl...ies-a-lie.aspx

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