Captions
Accuracy, synchronization, completeness, placement and language.
Accessibility checklist
Check the specific match, device, language, and replay—not only a platform-wide accessibility claim.
Accuracy, synchronization, completeness, placement and language.
Commentary languages, audio description, dialogue clarity and channel selection.
Keyboard/remote operation, focus visibility, labels, seek and replay controls.
Contrast, text scaling, motion preferences and status indicators.
Accessible complaint path, response expectations and issue details.
Whether corrected captions and tracks remain available on demand.
The FCC describes accurate, synchronous, complete, and properly placed captions. A caption toggle alone does not establish quality. Live speech, crowd noise, names, and rapid commentary can make sports particularly difficult.
A web player can expose controls that differ from a television app. A replay can have corrected captions that were not available live—or can lose a track during processing. Test the device and state you actually need.
Not always. Live captions can be produced differently from corrected replay captions, and quality or availability can vary by platform and device.
No. Verify the specific event, language, device app, and replay. Platform-wide accessibility statements may have exceptions.
Record the platform, programme, device, app version, date/time, language, whether the issue was live or replay, and the exact caption problem.
Primary-source links were checked on 11 August 2026. External pages and platform terms can change. For viewing links, verify region, price, access, and replay windows at the destination.