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I have a Toshiba 27A33 TV which I bought in 2003 and a JVC XV-S45GD which I
bought 2001. I can play Closed Caption on Broadcast but not when I play
DVD's but I can play subtitles. I can't play Subtitles or CC on my Stargate
seasons 1-6 but I can play the Stargate CC on my brothers set so it does
work. Region 1 English.

Rick

"Rick" <> wrote in message
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> I have a Toshiba 27A33 TV which I bought in 2003 and a JVC XV-S45GD which
I
> bought 2001. I can play Closed Caption on Broadcast but not when I play
> DVD's but I can play subtitles. I can't play Subtitles or CC on my
Stargate
> seasons 1-6 but I can play the Stargate CC on my brothers set so it does
> work. Region 1 English.
>
> Rick
>
>

Seems to be a well-known issue that many/most JVC DVD players do not pass
the CC signal on to your tv. IF CC's are important to you, instead of
subtitles, don't own a JVC player.

"Rick" <> wrote in message news:<MLadnRWiS4Y7XPncRVn->...
> I have a Toshiba 27A33 TV which I bought in 2003 and a JVC XV-S45GD which I
> bought 2001. I can play Closed Caption on Broadcast but not when I play
> DVD's but I can play subtitles. I can't play Subtitles or CC on my Stargate
> seasons 1-6 but I can play the Stargate CC on my brothers set so it does
> work. Region 1 English.
>
> Rick

Certain JVC problems have been known to not pass closed caption
signals through to the TV. I encountered the same problem in 2002
when I picked up a JVC player. I ran multiple DVDs, and none of the
closed caption signals passed through. I returned it the next day for
a Panasonic player, which passed all CC signals through perfectly.

How is it that you've had the player for 3 years, but are now only
noticing this problem? Did you just recently start using
closed-captions?

There's nothing you can do to the JVC to make it work. You'll need to
buy a new player that passes CC signals through properly.

This is why I now test any new player extensively within the 30-day
return period. If the player has any problems, I'll return it and
pick up another model.

Lee

"limacharliewhiskey" <> wrote in message
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> "Rick" <> wrote in message
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>> I have a Toshiba 27A33 TV which I bought in 2003 and a JVC XV-S45GD which
>> I
>> bought 2001. I can play Closed Caption on Broadcast but not when I play
>> DVD's but I can play subtitles. I can't play Subtitles or CC on my
>> Stargate
>> seasons 1-6 but I can play the Stargate CC on my brothers set so it does
>> work. Region 1 English.
>>
>> Rick
>
> Certain JVC problems have been known to not pass closed caption
> signals through to the TV. I encountered the same problem in 2002
> when I picked up a JVC player. I ran multiple DVDs, and none of the
> closed caption signals passed through. I returned it the next day for
> a Panasonic player, which passed all CC signals through perfectly.
>
> How is it that you've had the player for 3 years, but are now only
> noticing this problem? Did you just recently start using
> closed-captions?
>
> There's nothing you can do to the JVC to make it work. You'll need to
> buy a new player that passes CC signals through properly.
>
> This is why I now test any new player extensively within the 30-day
> return period. If the player has any problems, I'll return it and
> pick up another model.
>
> Lee

I've been watching allot of British shows and sometimes can't understand
what their saying like the Sharps Rifles series and Stargate SG1. I'm just
amazed that a big company like JVC would do something asinine.