Post: #1

Hi,


can anyone recommend any courses/literature on lip reading.

How good and accurate are they in general?

Thanks

Post: #2

Watch TV on mute?

Post: #3

Why do you want to learn lip reading?

Post: #4

(09-01-2014 03:11 PM)Doctor Wrote:  Watch TV on mute?

How is that going to help without any knowledge?

Post: #5

It was sort of a joke. But I'd imagine it could work like language immersion. You want to learn to read lips, you're going to need to practice watching peoples' mouths without sound. Books and whatnot are great, but it's just like a foreign language; you need to practice.

Post: #6

oh ... sorry

Yeah to practice makes sense.

Do you know any books?

Post: #7

Lip-Reading Principles and Practise: A Hand-Book for Teachers and Self Instruction by Edward B. Nitchie http://www.amazon.com/dp/1499750277/ref=...bub12RXB9G

Came up #2 on amazon searching lip reading. And not expensive either.

Post: #8

thanks i meant some experience with the topic and therefore some recommendation

Post: #9

Nope. No experience also no recommendations. Sorry.