If you’ve purchased a video that is available for download from the web, you may also be able to download the subtitles file.

Users can also select caption styles from the app's Settings. Press the back button to return to the video. Select On and then choose among the available languages, if any.ģ. Open the video and press the Up button on the remote's directional pad to reveal the menu.Ģ. Press Menu again to go back to the video.ġ.Select a video to watch and start playback.Select Captions Mode and select your preferred subtitle mode.Scroll to the Accessibility option and select it.Scroll to the Settings option and select it.If available, the subtitle option will appear and a list of the subtitles available will appear below it.Swipe down on the touch surface on your remote.If subtitles are available, you can tap the subtitles icon on the bottom right corner of the player and select the language of choice: You may also choose to Reset customizations to revert the subtitles or captions to the classic presentation. Make sure you have captions/subtitles turned on to see the changes as you make them. The Font, Background, and Window menus each contain customizable settings.

To edit the caption and subtitle appearance, first, click the button below the player and then select Customize. If you have captions or subtitles enabled as a viewer, you can access the Customize menu within CC settings to edit font size, font color, font edge styling, background color, and background opacity. If subtitles are available, you can select the CC icon in the lower right corner of the player and choose a language: Conversely, if you see subtitles and do not have the option to turn them off, that's because they are part of the video itself and cannot be disabled. Note that subtitles may not be available on all videos so if you don't see the options described below, it's because there are no subtitles available for that video. Turning on subtitles varies slightly depending on how you are watching videos.

Download subtitle cc file