Quoting widescreenforever:

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It's only a feature listed in feature text box  is all it is ..
you make out like it is the end of of all sins.. 

You have to admit, it sounds a bit stubborn. On 12 you were told no, but you submitted the other three anyway just because they were obscure enough to not getting votes on it, not because the voters there thought you were doingt the right thing.

While class is in session....
BTW teacher, what audio track do I use for a classical disc with a number of arias sung in different languages?

While maybe not ideal, I'd probably be tempted to use "Music Only". It doesn't specify a language in that and arias are music. It's possible that the most often use is for isolated scores of music without lyrics but it's probably the best option at this time, at least to me.

Quoting Forget_the_Rest:

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While maybe not ideal, I'd probably be tempted to use "Music Only". It doesn't specify a language in that and arias are music. It's possible that the most often use is for isolated scores of music without lyrics but it's probably the best option at this time, at least to me.

I like that in this instance.
Usually an opera is sung in only one language, you aren't going to dub any musical performance. Most opera singer usually know ar least five languages.

Hell, I can't even pronounce one, maybe that's why I've over 50 years in electronics and computers. Although I did rake Russian in college.

When I was in USAF in Germany the base commander had everybody attend a German class. One of guys on my unit told the teacher, a female, he knew all the German he needed.
She ask what is that. And he said in German, "What the cost Fraulein? " Needless to say, he was asked to leave.

Quoting Srehtims:

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SDH add descriptions for any other noise other besides the dialog. CC it's just the dialog.

This isn't usually the case. CC and SDH serve the same purpose and contain the same information, which would be transcription of sound in general, not just dialog. They are just different technical implementations. SDH looks better and works on any DVD player, so there's no reason to use CC unless you already have a master that contains it.

Since  CC can only be viewed -and/ or activated within  the TV set itself ., Sometimes when you turn on CC on the TV-,  it stays  on -for all types of viewing materials and TV channels selected..
SDH will work on ANY type of monitor that may not have CC option.. So SDH and CC are two different types of Animals.
courtesy of wiki- quote "NTSC DVDs may carry closed captions in the Line 21 format. They are sent to the TV by the player and can be displayed with a TV's built-in decoder or a set-top decoder as usual. Independent of Line 21, video DVDs may also carry captions as a bitmap overlay which can be turned on and off via the DVD player, just like subtitles. This type of captioning is usually carried in a subtitle track labeled either "English for the hearing impaired" or, more recently, "SDH" (Subtitled for the Deaf and Hard of hearing). On some DVDs, the Line 21 captions may contain the same text as the subtitles; on others, only the Line 21 captions include the additional non-speech information needed for deaf and hard of hearing viewers. unquote"

All I have been trying to do this past week is to force a way to have this DVD Menu Feature available
in  Profiler .. It is a type of Sub title that is currently unavailable for us in Invelos 3.5 Profiler.. and should brought to the forefront of Contribution Discussion., It has already been brought up in Feature requests, in the past  and then buried after 24 hours...

but you have to agree that while it may look like a subtitle,, it is an optional feature on the DVD menu.,, token word here is feature.. The option Invelos gives us in Features: other features ..

Quoting lyonsden5:

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...I'm going to chime in here.

Well chimed!