How to turn off subtitles on your Hisense TV

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Modern TVs, including Hisense TV, have many features that help you have the best experience watching video content. You can enable or disable subtitles, voice assistant, adjust shadows and brightness, and more to make watching comfortable for you. This is especially true for people who watch original content from different countries in a foreign language.

Sometimes subtitles help you view content, and along with that, they get in the way quite a bit, because if you don’t need them, subtitles take up most of the screen. However fortunately you can turn subtitles on and off at least every day, as there is absolutely no difficulty in doing so. At the same time, this is available with or without the remote control.

What are subtitles

In fact, subtitles are an important and necessary tool for watching any video content. As subtitles are text that is displayed on the screen in which all the dialogue between the participants in the film is written.

At the same time, most modern TVs have a closed captioning function. This is a more advanced version of subtitles, as in addition to the conversations of the participants in the video, you get on the screen a text version of all the other sounds, such as wind gusts, creaking doors, and coughing. This is a necessity for people with hearing problems so that they are most involved in the viewing process and don’t lose the essence of the movie.

Show subtitles in general is a very handy tool, allowing some categories of users to simplify the viewing of video content. For this reason, almost all models of modern TVs are equipped with this functionality. Together with this connect Hisense TV to Wi-Fi you can get even more. Open up the possibility of watching streaming services.

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Why should the subtitles be turned off

In fact, there is no rule that fits all. As subtitles are an individual thing, which for some people is more than a necessity, and for others is a feature that may not have been turned on more than once.

At the same time, almost all services provide the possibility to have access to subtitles. Since there can be many situations when you need it. Twitter’s closed caption toggle is now available on iOS and Android, this will make using the social networking site most convenient.

So don’t assume that subtitles are useless, because sometimes you may need them to learn a foreign language, to teach your child to read, or to help someone who has difficulty hearing.

Fortunately, however, today’s TVs allow everyone to use Hisense TV to get what that person needs if they need it This includes adding apps to Hisense Smart TV, so if you add apps, you can get a lot more out of your TV.

Together with this important point, if you add apps to your Hisense Smart TV, you need to switch subtitles on and off in the app, not in the settings of your TV.

What to do to turn off subtitles on your Hisense TV

If it happens that subtitles only disturb you and distract you from watching some video content, you can do that quite easily. Make sure your loved ones don’t need it either. To disable subtitles on your Hisense TV, follow these steps:

  • The first step is to take the remote control and click on the ‘CC’ button, which is located under button 9. Also on some remotes, this button is located under button 7.
  • Then you need to select ‘Off’ in the new window.

These steps will allow you to get rid of subtitles on your TV. If you ever need to get it back, you can easily do so by following the same steps to turn the subtitles back on.

What to do to turn off subtitles on your Hisense TV without remote control

If you find yourself in a situation where your remote control is broken or you can’t find it at all in the house, you can disable subtitles using the back of the TV. To turn off subtitles on your Hisense TV without remote control, follow these steps:

  • You need to use the back of your TV, start by turning it on.
  • Then press the ‘Menu’ button.
  • A list appears on the screen, select ‘Subtitle’.
  • Use the arrow buttons to drag the slider so ‘Off’ is displayed.

In this situation, the most important thing is that you have access to the back of your TV so that you can follow these steps. Then after that, you won’t see the subtitles while watching. At the same time, if you’re watching content on different streaming services and there too are displayed, subtitles should be turned off in the settings of the application.

In fact, many of the settings you can make using the back panel of your TV, as there are all the necessary buttons for this. So along with that learn how to control the volume on Hisense TV without a remote.

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Are subtitles a necessity on TV

If you look at this situation in terms of TV capabilities, then clearly any TV should have a subtitle and closed captioning function. This is necessary in order to provide some people with a comfortable experience of watching video content. First and foremost, this isn’t an optional extra, but really a necessity for some people who have hearing problems.

For other purposes, the subtitle feature is just as important, as people sometimes view content in a foreign language. It can also happen when you should be watching a TV show and not be disturbed by nearby noise, in which case subtitles can help you.

In this case, if there are no people in your family for whom subtitles are necessary, you can turn them off, as most often their appearance on the screen will interfere with the viewing of some content.

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