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A subtitle, like its prefix infers, comes under (or after) the title; it\u2019s subservient to it. For a long time, subtitles simply explained what genre a nonfiction book was. \u201CSo Sad Today: Personal Essays,\u201D or \u201CBoy: A Memoir.\u201D Today, subtitles communicate not only what the book\u2019s genre is, but they also give an indication of the book\u2019s tonality\u2014 is it funny? Is it heartbreaking? Swashbuckling? Dry and academic?\u2014 and hint at its content.

In this post, we\u2019re going to concentrate on how you cue memoir without using that word, a naming strategy that can pull readers closer to your book\u2014and the bookshop register. After all, if I\u2019m considering a title that says \u201Cmemoir,\u201D that doesn\u2019t tell me a great deal about the story waiting inside. I\u2019ll have to rely on what the cover looks like to get a gist of the book\u2019s content, and if I\u2019m sufficiently interested, I\u2019ll turn it over and read the book\u2019s summary and blurbs. That takes, what, 10 seconds? But sometimes, book buyers don\u2019t want to give a book ten seconds. Having a subtitle that suggests memoir without saying memoir can seduce people and make them take your book to the register or buy button.

I wish I was a big big company who could match this. Or even a small company. Love the rhyme today- have a great festive weekend! As fer us, we are heading to hand out more blankets tomorrow with a group for the homeless shelter. My girls are LOVING it.

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WD_MKV is a program to help users who have Western Digital WDTV Live and WDTV Live + players to rip DVDs and Blu-Ray discs to MKV files, especially to deal with bugs in the WDTV Live firmware that interfere with subtitles.

The WD_MKV runs the popular MakeMKV ripper, extracts the files in the resulting .mkv file using mkvExtract, then fixes the subtitle files (using a special version of the bdsup2sub program), and re-assembles the .mkv file using mkvMerge.

Here's one possibility, using the titlesec package; before each \section, some commands can be used: \undefds suppresses previous dates and subtitles; \sectiondate{} assigns as the date for the following \section, and \sectionsubtitle{} assigns as the subtitle for the following \section.

My husband and I were watching the film Twin Spirits: Sting performs Schumann, a lovely performance portraying the life and love of Robert and Clara Schumann through excerpts of their letters to one another as well as their musical compositions. Robert and Clara corresponded through love letters for years before they were finally allowed to marry. Once they actually did marry, Robert proposed that they begin a marriage diary to record their lives together.

Thus, I have placed it as the subtitle on our blog. Industry: for striving to work as hard as we can towards good ends in all of our endeavors. Thrift: for living frugally and wisely. Fidelity: for faithfulness to each other, to our children, and to God.

However, contentment brings joy to these three vows. It is possible to find satisfaction in working to the best of your ability, even in the most mundane chores. The thrill of a successful harvest reaped can overshadow the toil it took to get it. Frugality can break our materialistic addictions and bring our attention back to the more important things in life. There can be great gain in living simply and inexpensively. And while the constraints of fidelity are indeed binding, faithfulness with contentment can bring a secure and lasting love.

Younger people use subtitles more because they help them take in all of the information and allow them to better focus, while older people find them distracting and tend to only use them if needed.

The subtitle business has grown to an annual value of nearly $170 million with transcription as high as $30 billion. In-house subtitling at studios and streaming services is rare, leading to immense opportunities for those third-party companies taking on the work.

I had a small argument with my friend about why I love subtitles during a Netflix binge and why he thinks they are bad. Personal choice aside, there is a legit explanation for why subtitles are better, and it all boils down to the counter-intuitive finding that subtitles are not a distraction and instead 2 different signals (audio and subtitles) enhance each other.

The redundant signals effect: The observation that people respond faster to meaningfully paired auditory and visual stimuli than just 1 single stimulus to either sense. Essentially multisensory information is processed faster than unisensory information. Here, the stimuli are auditory information through dialogs and closed-caption subtitles. When combined, people respond faster. When delivered individually at a time, they will respond slower. Audio and visual data become a multi-sensory signal, which is better than a unisensory signal. But 2 unisensory signals such as 2 channels of audio (left and right) or repeating words or fonts that have a shadow effect can also generate a small redundant signals effect.

For example, if you are watching a movie without subs, and get distracted by texting, the subtitles can defend against that distraction via 2 mechanisms. The first is, subtitles increase your engagement with the movie through listening and reading. And second, if you look away for a second and your internal texting voice takes over and drowns out the audio, you can quickly look and read the subtitles.

It is easier to focus on keywords because combining words and audio magnify the sensory input making them stand out more. If you are inattentive while watching and keep forgetting character names or particular objects or who said what or name-dropped a key plot point, subtitles will improve the chances of you catching important details.

Uh I found myself forcibly active on viki because of the annoying can you hear me now Verizon ads in Mandarin. I memorized it! I started subbing to get rid of those ads when watching 76 ep long Legend of Zhen Huan. I wanted to watch in 720p. So pretty. Best subtitles here and I became such a fan of Sun Li. Joined in 2009 because you needed an account to do drive-by subbing.

I like thinking in another language, I like getting deeper into the scenario while trying to understand the meaning of each subtitle and I feel I have to return some subtitles to the world (I have watched countless gigabytes of free subbed material over the years)

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Elamin: Michelle, we should be honest because we're saying "subtitles," but what we're really talking about are closed captions, right? They're designed to make TV and movies more accessible for people who are hard of hearing. Subtitles translate dialogue in a foreign language. That's a totally different thing. But I guess we should talk about the fact that there's been this rise of foreign language TV in North America thanks to streaming. Do you think that's kind of helped us get used to the idea of seeing text on the screen?

Elamin: Well, Devin, I was going to say this reminds me of something that comes up in your Atlantic piece where someone described subtitles like having somebody else in the room, like a third person who's with you. What do you make of that description?

Elamin: Yes. I'm so glad that you brought that up, because I was going to say, subtitles for Stranger Things went viral because they had all these detailed descriptions of sounds; it was like, "wet feet squelch."

You can listen to the full discussion from today's show on CBC Listen or on our podcast, Commotion with Elamin Abdelmahmoud, available wherever you get your podcasts.

Subtitles suck. They ruin surprises and punch lines by flashing sentences on the screen ahead of the spoken word. As a result, they steal some of the joy of the movie. I made an effort to ignore the subtitles as best as I could while watching, but there were moments when they were unavoidable and annoying.

In 2021, the global captioning and subtitles market was valued at just under $300 million, according to the data tracker Valuates Reports, and is expected to jump to nearly $500 million by 2028 as the industry expands by nearly 10 percent each year.

Some producers handle the captions themselves. In other cases, reports The Hollywood Reporter, leading subtitle companies like Rev rely on thousands of freelancers around the world, paid per minute of runtime with higher rates for more complex programming.

When I was teaching kindergarten, I lived in the world of children's literature. I loved it, and I'd actually loved it since college (which is when I started that particular collection!). I've always liked art, and I've always enjoyed writing, so naturally I wanted to write and illustrate children's books. I would tell this to myself, and even to my kindergarteners when we were talking about careers and what we wanted to be when we grew up. (It really confused them.) I told myself and occasionally others about my dream of writing and illustrating children's books. Over and over I said this, for a good decade or more. 006ab0faaa