National Center for Accessible Media for the Whitney Museum put forward the following design parameters for shopping for appropriate technologies: Allowance for synchronization of caption...
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Design parameter considerations
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382.51 What requirements must carriers meet concerning the accessibility of airport facilities?
If so, we said, we would consider requiring the carriers and airports to work together to enable captioning on equipment that has captioning capability and to replace equipment that does...
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382.69 What requirements must carriers meet concerning the accessibility of videos, DVDs, and other audio-visual presentations shown on aircraft to individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing?
The captioning must be in the predominant language or languages in which the carrier communicates with passengers on the flight....
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Sign language interpreter or CART
□ If sign language interpreting and/or computer assisted real time (CART) captioning requests are made, contact an interpreting service early in the process when scheduling these services...
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2.1.2. Compliance Year
Under the final rule, movie theaters will have 18 months to purchase the necessary captioning and audio description equipment to comply with the rule. ...
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2.1.3. Baseline
The analysis assumes that movie theaters with auditoriums currently equipped to provide closed movie captioning and audio description would also operate and maintain this equipment in the...
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Section 36.303 Auxiliary Aids and Services (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Section 36.303 Auxiliary Aids and Services Section 36.303(a) of the 1991 title III regulation requires a public accommodation to take such steps as may be necessary to ensure that...
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Captioning at sporting venues. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Captioning at sporting venues....
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2.1.4. Venue Type
The distinction between venue types determines the captioning and audio description equipment required at each movie theater complex. ...
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§ 35.160 General.
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2.2. Total Costs
world will be like if the proposed rule is not adopted.”8 In the case of this rule, the no action baseline should reflect the extent to which movie theaters would provide closed movie captioning...
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Examples of Alternative Formats
Captioned public service announcements on television Large print (recommend: san-serif typeface such as Helvetica or Arial, 18 point size....
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§ 36.303(b) Examples
(b) Examples. The term auxiliary aids and services includes--
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§ 36.303(g) Sports stadiums
One year after the effective date of this regulation, sports stadiums that have a seating capacity of 25,000 or more shall provide captioning on the scoreboards and video monitors for safety...
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2. The ADA Title III Regulation
The regulation lists open and closed captioning and audio recordings and other effective methods of making visually-delivered materials available to individuals with visual impairments as...
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2.3. Upfront Costs
The closed movie captioning and audio description systems available on the U.S. commercial market require two separate types of equipment: (1) “hardware” that transmits the captioning...
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Sec.36.303 Auxiliary aids and services
Sec.36.303 Auxiliary aids and services.
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2.3.1. Hardware Acquisition
Captioning and audio description hardware acquisition is calculated and presented separately in the Final RA....
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2.3.2. Device Acquisition
of captioning or audio description devices required per auditorium; and The captioning or audio description device unit costs. ...
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Sec.36.303(b) Examples
(b) Examples. The term "auxiliary aids and services'' includes --
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2.4. Ongoing Costs
In addition to the upfront costs associated with hardware and device acquisition and installation, movie theaters will incur ongoing annual costs to maintain and operate captioning and...
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D. The Department’s Rulemaking History Regarding Captioning and Audio Description
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2.4.1. Replacement Costs
The Final RA estimates the costs to replace captioning and audio description hardware and devices over the time frame of the analysis. ...
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2. The 2010 Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking
The Department was not persuaded that strides made in making captioning and audio description technology available to moviegoers with disabilities were sufficient to make regulatory action...