Subtitles help you better understand the content, especially if you’re watching content in a foreign language. However, subtitles can be very annoying because they obscure part of the picture.
In such a situation, you may want to turn off subtitles on your Samsung TV and this article may help you.
How To Turn Off Subtitles On Samsung TV
It’s very easy to disable subtitles on Samsung TVs. Samsung has provided this, so you can do it on any Samsung TV in a couple of steps.
But keep in mind, sometimes the TV operating system is updated and the steps you should follow may vary slightly depending on the manufacture year of your TV (and OS version respectively).
Samsung TV subtitles won’t turn off
One of the basic rules you need to follow when turning off subtitles. You have to figure out where you need to turn off subtitles, you don’t always need to do it on the TV, you might need to do it on the device through which you watch TV shows.
You need to turn off subtitles on your TV if you’re watching TV through cable or satellite. Yes, in that case you can disable subtitles through the TV menu.
If you are using a streaming device, it is usually connected to the TV via the HDMI input. This could be a ROKU TV, Chromecast, Fire stick and other devices. In this case, you need to disable subtitles in the device settings. This is easy to explain, when you get a video stream through HDMI, the TV just shows the image that it works with as a monitor. All settings must be done on the device.
If you are running a video app from an app store, such as Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, in which case subtitles are disabled in the app menu.
Switching off subtitles on your Samsung TV explained
There are a few things to keep in mind before you switch off subtitles.
Subtitles are available in content and apps that support them. In order for the TV to show subtitles, the subtitle information must be transmitted along with the video file. Also don’t forget that streaming services such as Hulu, Disney+, Netflix, Prime Video have their own subtitles and you need to switch them off in the app.
I mean there’s no one simple pattern to disable subtitles. For example, subtitles for Prime Video need to be switched off in Prime Video. Similarly, when watching DVD and Blu-ray videos, you should disable and enable subtitles in the disc menu.
On your TV, you can also switch off subtitles broadcast on terrestrial or cable television.
How to find how to disable subtitles in the Samsung TV menu, disabling subtitles in TV programs
Switch on the TV, take the remote control and press the menu button. Then follow the steps below:
- 1. Use the arrow buttons on the TV remote and select “Settings“.
- 2. Select “General“
- 3. then – “Accessibility”
- 4. select “Caption Settings“
- 5. then select “Caption“
You will be taken to the subtitle display settings. If the subtitle display is on, the dot next to the Caption tab will be green. After you press OK or Enter on the remote control, the dot changes color and becomes grey. This means that the subtitle display is switched off.
For a better understanding you can follow the screenshots below.
Can’t disable subtitles – what can I do? Deactivating subtitles from another source
If the subtitles don’t disappear after you switch them off on the TV this means that the subtitles are generated in the app or external source over HDMI.
In this case, you should check out how the TV receives video: via the internet or HDMI.
Most satellite and cable set-top boxes include subtitles and their settings affect the display parameters. Such set-top boxes aren’t connected to the TV via the wireless input but use an HDMI connection.
After you’ve understood the video source, go to source settings, find the “Subtitles” menu and deactivate them there.
Disabling subtitles in apps
If you’re watching a streaming service (using the internet) you can disable subtitles in the app. For example, let’s see how to disable subtitles on Amazon prime Video
Check Subtitles off to disable subtitles.
Samsung TV closed caption won’t turn off
Closed captioning is no different from regular captioning. They are more extended, designed for the hearing impaired, so they include not only the dialogue, but also all the sounds behind the scenes, nevertheless, the principle of their broadcasting is the same. To disable closed captioning, use the same guide. Note that closed captioning is usually marked as CC in the subtitle control settings.
If you need help ask questions, I’ll try to answer them.
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I can’t shut off the subtitles of an MP4 movie we want to watch from a flash drive. The caption setting is OFF. Our other Samsung TV has an option through the “TOOLS” button that works great. This newer Samsung’s remote does not have the tools function. Trying to stop the subtitles through the “accessibility” menu merely frustrates us. Is there some real help?
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Menu → Settings → All Settings → General & Privacy → Accessibility → Caption Settings → Caption
I’ve tried the apps and the tv itself. CC still will not turn off.
How do you get video, via cable TV or HDMI input.
when I connect to the internet on tv, then restart and get this screen blocking
hello, I have a problem with my tv UN75RU7100GXZD
I can access the service menu but already try reset and not work
you already see this error?
DT001
Here as print
https://prnt.sc/13g6et3
This is the TV model for Brazil.
001 is usually a Smart geolocation error.
When you get this error on the TV. What country you are in.
Brazil I Am
How long have you been using the TV?
When the error message appears.
when I connect to the internet on tv, then restart and get this screen blocking
This is a blocking from Samsung of illegal devices. Most likely the serial number of the TV, does not match your model of TV, or such serial number does not exist, it can also be a variant of this batch of TVs was stolen from Samsung. When you connect to the Internet, the TV connects to Samsung servers, the serial number of the TV is blacklisted, you get blocked. Option not to use Smart (Internet)
Danm god! I buy it from a guy on site like ebay in Brazill, the guy change phone number and I cant talk with him anymore.
Is impossible watch nothing, when tv start this screen I send a print appears and nothing more happens, keys dont work, only power on/off. I can trying disable smart (internet) on service menu or something like this to can use this tv offline anyway or with chromecast.
May be some change in service menu?
Try turning on the TV without the Internet. Disconnect the Wifi router or unplug the Internet cable. If this does not help, there is information in the TV’s permanent memory. You can try doing a factory reset in the service menu without connecting the internet. If this does not help, you need to buy and replace the main board of the TV.
replaycing the main board I can “relive” my tv?
Yes information about the TV on the main board. You will get a new serial number for the TV. You can look for a similar TV with a broken screen or a new board. It costs about $100-$150.