How to Turn Off Subtitles on Netflix
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Android devices
- Step 1: While your show or movie plays, tap on your screen.
- Dialogue icon should appear. When it does, select it.
- Subtitles.
iPhone and iPad
- Step 1: While your show or movie plays, tap on your screen.
- Step 2: A dialogue icon should appear. When it does, select it.
- Subtitles.
- X icon to continue playback.
Google Chromecast
- Step 1: While your show or movie plays, tap on your screen.
- Dialogue icon should appear. When it does, hover over it.
- Subtitles.
- X icon to continue playback.
Roku
- Audio & Subtitles from the description page.
- Off for subtitles.
- Step 3: Press the back button to exit out of the description page.
- Play to start your movie or show.
If you have a newer Roku device, you can also turn off subtitles while your movie or show is playing.
- Down on your remote.
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- Subtitles.
Apple TV
- Center button on your remote).
- Subtitles.
Mac/PC
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Blu-ray Player
Note: Hundreds of different Blu-ray players exist throughout homes right now. It’s possible that the following steps will not have the same results for all devices.
- button on your remote while a video is playing on your device.
- icon should pop up. Highlight it and tap it.
- option to disable the feature.
PlayStation 4
- Pull up the in-player menu by pushing the down button on your PS4 controller while your movie or show is playing.
- Scroll through your options until you find the dialogue menu. Select it.
- On the screen that appears, choose the “Off” option for “Subtitles.”
Xbox One
- Navigate to your in-player menu by holding down the down button on your Xbox One controller while the video is playing.
- Choose the dialogue menu.
- Under the audio and subtitle options, find “Subtitles” and switch the toggle to “Off.”
If, after these adjustments, you still see subtitles during your show or movie, you may have closed captioning turned on in your console’s accessibility settings. To turn those off, head to your Xbox One’s main settings. Choose the “Ease of Access” submenu from the list and then adjust the “Closed Captioning” toggle to “Off.”
