VWF-090Sign-language interpretation is not a substitute label for captions
Sign-language interpretation and written captions are different access formats; a caption label does not establish that an interpreted edition exists.
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VWF-090Sign-language interpretation and written captions are different access formats; a caption label does not establish that an interpreted edition exists.
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Read the guideVWF-060An Etc/GMT identifier can use a sign convention that differs from an ordinary numeric timestamp offset.
Read the guideVWF-089A dialogue check cannot establish that a caption track also conveys meaningful sounds elsewhere in the programme.
Read the guideVWF-125Speaker identification can carry essential meaning when a voice comes from outside the picture.
Read the guidepg-004A cable swap is informative when the cable is the only planned change and the failure can be repeated.
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