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Subtitling usually requires reducing the original dialogue so viewers can read comfortably.

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Intralingual subtitles translate dialogue from one language to another.

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Closed captions include sound effects and speaker identification.

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Subtitles can contain unlimited text because viewers can pause the video if needed.

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Audio description is designed to help visually impaired audiences understand visual elements.

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Subtitles and captions serve exactly the same function.

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One of the main challenges in subtitling is synchronizing text with the timing of speech.

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SDH subtitles are designed specifically for deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers.

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In audiovisual translation, technical constraints do not influence translation decisions.

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Subtitles should be long and detailed to preserve every word of the original dialogue.

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People read slower than characters speak, so subtitles must condense the dialogue while keeping the essential meaning.

Intralingual subtitles stay in the same language as the audio. They are often used for accessibility or language learning.

Closed captions represent not only dialogue but also relevant sounds such as music, laughter, or background noise.

Subtitles must respect space and time constraints, so translators must limit the number of characters and duration on screen.

Audio description narrates important visual information such as actions, settings, and gestures.

Subtitles usually translate dialogue, while captions also include sound descriptions and speaker identification.

Subtitles must appear and disappear at the correct moment so viewers can read them while watching the action.

SDH (Subtitles for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing) include sound cues and other audio information.

Technical constraints such as reading speed, synchronization, and screen space strongly influence how translators adapt the text.

Subtitles should be clear and concise, prioritizing meaning rather than reproducing every word.

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