Errors abound - Spelling mistakes, grammatical errors, weird punctuation artifacts (e.g. double quotes and single quotes redundantly used together), ascii symbol accidentally inserted, etc.<p>I know why closed captions on Amazon Prime, are <i>technically</i> poor (auto generated. under-funded, etc.).<p>But why are they so neglected by the media streaming giants in a <i>business</i> sense?<p>It is an offense to the hearing impaired.<p>It is transparent that they care little about accessibility.<p>It looks unprofessional.<p>Many people have subtitles on even if not hard of hearing. We see this terrible quality.
It undermines the aesthetic beauty of the media.<p>So much time is spent on the shoot, the cinematography, staging, lighting, colors, angles, acting, editing. Hundreds of millions of dollars on a film, then failure to spend $1k on final proofreading/testing. Why undermine it with a stupid mistake ('ins' instead of 'in').<p>The answer can't simply be 'cross platform compatibility issues' because it doesn't explain the spelling mistakes, or the fact that these issues occur across multiple browsers/platforms that each have billions of users.