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Our captions meet local requirements (such as FCC in the US), and we aim to caption all our content. To turn off closed captioning for a movie, navigate to the movie's specific landing page and select the default play buttons.To turn off closed captioning for an episode, navigate back to the image of the episode you would like to watch on a show's brand or season page and click the image.

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Click this button to play the movie or episode with closed captioning.

The button will highlight white when you reach it.

Instead of clicking on the episode image itself, navigate down to the grey button with a play icon and the letters 'CC' on it.

If closed captioning is available for a show, a grey button with a play icon and the letters 'CC' on it will appear below the episode image or beside a movie's default play buttons.

For a movie, navigate to the movie's specific landing page.

Navigate to the image of the episode you would like to watch on its brand or season page.

If the show is playing and you can see other elements of the video player like the volume slider and progress bar, but an 'S' or 'CC' icon does not appear on the lower right-hand side of the video player, then closed captioning is unavailable for this episode or movie.

Click the 'S' or 'CC' icon to turn it off. And opening each media file to extract the captions would also be time consuming. And sometimes there simply isn't a matching SRT file in any of the repositories.

If a light blue bar appears below the 'S' or 'CC' icon, closed captioning is already turned on for the episode or movie. The problem with both of these methods is the time it takes to find and download the correct SRT file for your media.

If a light blue bar isn't below the 'S' or 'CC' icon, click on the 'CC' icon to turn on closed captioning.

If you're on a mobile or tablet, tap the screen to bring up these options.

If closed captioning is available for an episode or movie, either an 'S' or 'CC' icon will appear on the lower right-hand side of the video player.

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Samsung or LG Smart TVs, iOS, Android & Fetch Click on a smaller 'Aa' to see smaller text and the bigger 'Aa' to see larger text. You can also adjust the size of the closed captions by choosing the font size you prefer.Choose the 'on' option to switch on closed captions.Click on the small speech bubble icon in the lower right.Hover over the video with your mouse to bring up the progress bar & options.Click on the 'CC' icon to turn on closed captioning.If closed captioning is available for a show, a 'CC' icon will appear on the lower right-hand side of the video player.

First, click the down arrow on the TV remote while the episode or movie is playing.On Apple TV (3rd generation), hold down Select on your remote for three seconds while a video is playing to see the Subtitles tab.We can help with turning on your closed captions! Here's how: Roku & Telstra TV

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Learn how to turn on CC or SDH by default If you're using a smart TV or streaming device, go to Settings > General, then turn off Automatic Subtitles. If you don't want automatic subtitles and you're using an Apple TV, go to Settings > Video and Audio, then turn off Automatic Subtitles. To change the default subtitles language in Settings, go to Settings > Video and Audio > Audio > Subtitle Language, then choose the language that you want.

Or use your smart TV, streaming device, or game console remote to navigate to the Subtitles button. Use your Siri Remote or Apple TV Remote to swipe up and select the Subtitles button.Or on a remote for a smart TV, streaming device, or game console, press the button that brings up the video timeline. On a Siri Remote or Apple TV Remote, press the Play/Pause button while watching a video to bring up the playback controls.

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