The ESPN app uses subtitles for live sports events, news, analysis, and other sports shows or videos. It works in much the same way as other streaming apps. Subtitles are necessary for many people in certain situations, but sometimes, they must be turned off.

Some viewers may prefer to watch videos without subtitles because they find them distracting or unnecessary. So if you need to turn off subtitles, you can do so in the ESPN app. In the same way, in the Samsung TV settings, the rest of the content of the local channels is streamed without subtitles. Therefore, follow the next methods to watch videos without subtitles.

What to do to turn off subtitles on the ESPN app on Samsung TV?

To turn off subtitles on the ESPN app on a Samsung TV, you can follow these steps:

• The first step is to open the ESPN app on your Samsung TV.
• Start playing the video that you want to watch without subtitles.
• Press the “Menu” button on your Samsung TV remote.
• Navigate to the “Settings” option in the menu.
• Select “Subtitle” or “Closed Captions”.
• Choose “Off” to turn off subtitles.

If the above steps don’t work, you should check your Samsung TV settings, where you can adjust the ESPN app’s closed caption or subtitle settings. You can also check the Samsung TV manual or the manufacturer’s website for more information on how to turn off subtitles on the ESPN app.

How to get rid of subtitles on Samsung TV?

To turn off subtitles on a Samsung TV, you can follow these steps:

• The first step to getting rid of subtitles on Samsung TV is to press the “Menu” button on the remote control.
• Navigate to the “Settings” option in the menu.
• Select “Accessibility”.
• Choose “Subtitle” or “Closed Captions”.
• Turn off the subtitle options or choose “Off”.

There is another method for newer Samsung TV models to eliminate subtitles on Samsung TV. So you can try the following:

• Press the “Tools” button on your Samsung TV remote.
• Select “Caption”.
• Turn off the subtitle options or choose “Off”.

After these steps, subtitles will not appear while watching cable or streaming video content.

What can you do if Closed Captions aren’t turning off on Samsung TV?

There could be a few reasons why the subtitles aren’t turned off on your Samsung TV. Some possible causes include:

• The source of the video may have hardcoded subtitles that cannot be turned off on the TV.

Hardcoded subtitles are permanently embedded into a video file and cannot be turned off or removed. They are often used in videos intended for foreign language audiences or for viewers who are deaf or hard of hearing. Hardcoded subtitles are different from soft subtitles, which can be turned on or off by the viewer and are often stored in a separate file from the video.

• The settings on your Samsung TV may not have been properly configured to turn off subtitles.

It can be due to many reasons. Sometimes it is caused by hardware problems. A hardware problem on your TV can cause the subtitle settings to turn off. Also, subtitle settings may differ depending on the video source. For example, a cable TV or streaming service may be necessary to adjust the settings for each source.

• A bug in the software of the Samsung TV or the app you’re using may prevent the subtitles from being turned off.

To confirm if the subtitles are hardcoded, you can try playing the same video on another device or platform and check if the subtitles are still appearing.

If the subtitles are not hardcoded, you can try double-checking the settings on your Samsung TV to ensure that the subtitles are turned off. Also, you can try resetting the TV to factory settings and reconfiguring the settings again to see if that fixes the problem.

If the problem persists, you may want to contact Samsung support or the app developer, and they will be able to give you more detailed instructions or troubleshoot the issue.