Searching for Closed Captioned Movies on iTunes Is Even Easier
15 April, 2008 @ 4:04 pm by LioncourtApple has enhanced the iTunes store so that you can now search for movies that are closed captioned. To access the feature, select "Search…" from the Store menu in iTunes to access the Power Search, then choose "Movies" from the Power Search pop-up menu. There’s a new checkbox "Search movies that are available with Closed Captioning" under the row of edit text fields. Click the checkbox then click the Search button to view a list of all available movies from the iTunes Store with Closed Captioning. Fill in the text fields to fine-tune your search. As of this writing, there are fifty-two titles with more being added continually.
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BlindGeek noted:
Now if only we could get iTunes to allow us to search for product with descriptive audio tracks. Better yet, if we could get Apple to make a push for products with descriptive audio tracks being sold on iTunes at all. Sorry, I realize this is coming across as rather bitter, which is a departure from my normal personality; it just seems like descriptive audio so often gets the short end of the stick, while closed-captioning reigns supreme among the media gods.