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The study measured "proportional reading time"—the percentage of display time viewers spend actually looking at the text. For "normal" subtitles, this was approximately 55% , while faster subtitles required up to 68% of the viewer's time. Other Related Research

The most relevant academic work is (2018), published in PLOS ONE . Key Findings on Hungarian Subtitles Time Lapse subtitles Hungarian

Another relevant paper by Estélyi-Tala and Hortobágyi (2022) focuses on the "realia" (culture-specific terms) in Hungarian audiovisual translation (AVT), examining shifts between domestication and foreignization in Hungarian-to-English subtitles. Key Findings on Hungarian Subtitles Another relevant paper

In contrast, for English videos, viewers could keep up with and actually preferred faster subtitles with unreduced text. Voice-overs in Hungary typically aim to convey meaning

In Hungary, the historical preference has leaned heavily toward voice-over or dubbing . Voice-overs in Hungary typically aim to convey meaning within the same time interval as the source but often use slightly shorter target-language text to ensure readability.

When watching Hungarian videos, viewers generally preferred slower subtitles with text that had been edited down (condensed) rather than verbatim "unreduced" text.