Are you an iPhone user who loves watching movies and videos, but do get troubled by incomprehensible accents or perhaps you like foreign-language films? To really enjoy yourself, you should be able to understand what is going on in any video or movie that you watch and there should be no barrier preventing you from doing that. So, here, know how to enable iPhone subtitles and for other devices too.
Check out to know how to enable subtitles or change the language on various Apple devices.
Step 1: When you are watching any video, Click on the screen to open the playback options.
Step 2: Tap on the three dots provided below to open more controls
Step 3: You'll see language and subtitles, click on each of them to select your preferred audio language and subtitles.
Step 1: Use your Siri remote to access the TV control. First, you need to pause the video to get the menu options on the bottom
Step 2: On the bottom left, you'll see a subtitle button, press on that, and various options will appear in the tab.
Step 3: Now, pick the one which suits you best.
If you wish the default audio subtitles settings, then you'll have to do that manually by going to the settings. First, go to the Setting, you'll find Video and Audio, choose Audio then subtitle, and then change the language as per your preference.
With audio language, the process is exactly the same, however, instead of the Subtitle button, click on the Audio button present at the bottom. Select the preferred audio language and enjoy your viewing experience.
Step 1: Go to your iPhone mobile Settings.
Step 2: Find your Accessibility setting
Step 3: Now tap on Subtitles & Captioning, and you see Closed Captions + SDH.
Step 4: Turn on the Closed Captions + SDH for enabling subtitles.
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