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<!-- Subtitles. These can be either 'teletext' (sent digitally, and
displayed at the viewer's request), 'onscreen' (superimposed on the
picture and impossible to get rid of), or 'deaf-signed' (in-vision
signing for users of sign language). You can have multiple subtitle
streams to handle different languages. Language for subtitles is
specified in the same way as for programmes.
picture and impossible to get rid of), 'deaf-signed' (in-vision
signing for users of sign language) and 'visual-described' which
means that the visuals are described and can be included in the
presentation audio (how it is selected for presentation is market
dependent). Note that Visual-described is also known as DVS
(Descriptive Video Service, or Descriptive (or Described) Video,
or Video Description, or Visual Description or Audio Described,
again, depending on market. You can have multiple subtitle streams
to handle different languages. Language for subtitles is specified
in the same way as for programmes.
-->
<!ELEMENT subtitles (language?)>
<!ATTLIST subtitles type (teletext | onscreen | deaf-signed) #IMPLIED>
<!ATTLIST subtitles type (teletext |
onscreen |
deaf-signed |
visual-described) #IMPLIED>

<!-- Rating. Various bodies decide on classifications for films -
usually a minimum age you must be to see it. In principle the same
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