Have you ever wanted closed captions on your Raspberry Pi just like the good old days of analog television and VHS?

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  • raspi-teletext

    Generate teletext with a Raspberry Pi

    • This project does exactly what you are describing by messing with the registers in the BCM chip I believe: https://github.com/ali1234/raspi-teletext

  • avr-teletext

    Teletext inserter for AVR microcontroller and lm1881 sync separator

    • It can also be done with an arduino setup, see: https://github.com/ali1234/avr-teletext

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  • PiClosedCaptions

    A system for sending a closed captions signal over the raspberry pi's composite video signal

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