Problem rendering closed caption video with PremierePro CC 2014

I am on a Mac running Yosemite and using Premiere Pro CC 2014. No matter how I try to render video with closed captioning (embedded or with a side car file in various formats) I cannot render a file that contains the closed captioning. I have followed the tutorials, but cannot produce a file that has readable closed captioning either in the Quicktime player nor when I import the generated file back into Premiere Pro.
Any hidden tricks? Tips? Help!

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Other sites on the Internet have a closed caption option. A small CC icon in the lower right corner. Software for dictation of letters, or control of computers is readily available, which is what the others use.
I'm aware that the staff is mostly volunteer, but adding gimicks I don't want and can't learn about from your videos (that take time and energy to make) may drive me back to another browser, or forgive me for the thought, Microsoft!
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How will the new deaf age: the Baby Boomers and younger that make boom boxes of their cars, be able to hear and understand your videos?

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If they had to acknowledge all the thousands of (good and bad) suggestions they receive they would be doing little else!
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other browsers for the Mac:
http://mac.blorge.com/2009/06/13/top-10-3-best-web-browsers-for-the-mac/

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