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Subtitles become popular among general population due to changes in TV, film consumption

Most people don't have cinema-quality speaker systems so might need a bit of extra help understanding what's being said on television. (Supplied: Pexels)

For people who are deaf or hard of hearing, using subtitles and closed captions on video content is a helpful way to consume content.

But if you are not hearing-impaired and find yourself switching on the subtitles while watching a movie or TV show in your own language, you are not alone.

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