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#CLOSED CAPTIONING ON DIRECTV TV#

Navigate to SUBTITLES & CAPTIONS, then select auto (which always turns on captions), and on or off.

While the show plays, tap the screen to bring up different options, then click on the SETTINGS icon when it pops up.

If you are watching Hulu through the mobile app, select a show to watch to get started.

Click on the CAPTIONS button and select your preferred caption language or turn subtitles off.

With the show playing, press UP on your remote.If you are still using the “classic” version of Hulu, follow these steps. Scroll to CAPTIONS & SUBTITLES and turn them on or off.Press UP again to open the SETTINGS menu.With the show playing, press the UP button to bring up the playback bar.They can also be turned on and off based on the content you’re watching.įirst, choose the show you want to watch, then follow these easy steps. On Hulu, subtitles and closed captions can be managed within each individual profile. Turning on closed captions on subtitles on DirecTV or DISH is fairly simple and straightforward. You can customize the subtitle language, font size, color, and formatting to suit yourself. Select which feature you want to change, make the change, then press OK.Click on CLOSED CAPTIONING OPTIONS then press OK.To change caption features, make sure captions are turned on before following these steps. When you are watching TV, press the DOWN arrow on your remote to view the closed captions shortcut.Click on which options you want t change, then exit the menu to return to your programming.įor the Cox Contour Receiver 2, follow these steps to access your closed captions.Move up or down to get to GUIDE OPTIONS, press SELECT.You can also change Cox caption options to better fit your needs, including font size, style, color, and opacity as well as background color, window color, and more. Select CLOSED CAPTIONING and press SELECT to turn captions on or off.Push the DOWN ARROW to open audio options.

Press the CC button on your Cox remote.If you have the Cox Contour Receiver 1, follow these easy steps to turn captions on or off. Follow the steps for your receiver type to get started. Turning subtitles on or off with Cox services will depend on which receiver you have. You can also customize Xfinity caption choices by selecting CLOSED CAPTIONING OPTIONS, where you can change the font size, color, and formatting of your subtitles. Press the B button on the remote to open accessibility settings.When you want to turn captions on or off for any given show, simply press the B button twice to access your remote shortcut and select a captioning preference. Click on REMOTE SHORTCUT and select CLOSED CAPTIONING.Say “ACCESSIBILITY” into the microphone on the remote to bring up accessibility settings.Find and hold the MICROPHONE button on your remote.Press the LEFT arrow to move to CLOSED CAPTIONING CC.

Press the DOWN arrow or OK button on the remote.

There has gotta be a way.If you use Xfinity for your cable services, there are a few different ways to access closed captioning controls. We need to stick together on this and make sure we get reimbursed or get a much lower rate becuase of the CC issues. At first I thought this was odd and never thought of any possible ramifications until now. I admit though that I have digital cable for couple years now as part of all in one package deal and the digital box has instructions for enabling CC.

#CLOSED CAPTIONING ON DIRECTV TV#

We as deaf/hoh have fought long and hard just to get CC on all TV shows and now we could be facing a possibility of losing it just due to digital programming and higher costs of equipment to make it work ?!?! We worked too hard and long and we have become complacent with what we have now and soon many of us will have this ripped from our needs ?! We shouldn't have to be penalized with being forced to buy certain level of service just to have CC enabled just because we were born deaf/HOH or lost hearing due to illness, war, what have you!!!! Since many of us are tight with budgets and cannot afford fancy smancy gadgets just to have CC is a infringement on our rights!! FCC is making a requirement for so much percentage of CC shows, but now with digital switchover, the CC issue seems to be a very large oversight issue. Uh oh - I can see problems popping up now when we do finally do the switchover to digital this summer.