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When I began the new season of a show I was watching on Netflix, an audio description of the show suddenly started playing. I have searched high and low trying to figure out if it was AppleTV, Netflix, my remote (Harmony), or my TV (a Sharp Aquos) that suddenly decided I needed that feature. So far, no luck. Does anyone have a solution?
Incorrect, but thanks for playing. This is not a subtitles issue - this is an audible, audio description issue. I can't even find where I would turn such a thing on, and searching online about audio descriptions suggest that Netflix doesn't even offer such a feature. It seems like perhaps this is something Netflix is close to rolling out, but the Apple TV software can't reflect its availability yet, so these glitches are occurring. My issue doesn't occur every show I watch either; it's temperamental.
Just talked to Netflix customer support. Looks like it's a Netflix issue, not an Apple TV issue. And it didn't sound like they were aware of it so they were reporting it to their tech team who was checking it out. Sorry, not really a fix but at least they're aware of it.
I Figured out how to turn it off. Push the up arrow when the show is playing then hit select. It will be on subtitle. Push the Up arrow and then arrow over to the right to audio. arrow to the bottom English selection. Hit enter and the audio narration will turn off.
I have been having this issue with a couple movies that I bought through itunes. By pressing and holding the OK button down on the remote it brings up a screen where you can look at chapters in the movie. At the top there is a list for Chapters, subtitles, Audio and Speakers. I checked subtitles and they were already off. I then chose audio and there were two options for English.The one selected was English (United States) AD, where as the other option English (United States) was not selected. I selected English (United States) and this has fix the vocal narration problem I was having with this movie.
you can turn off the audio description using your apple remote. While the movie is playing, press the upper arrow button, a screen will appear, hold down select button, then scroll over to audio and select "English"o
OK i figured it out. If you are watching Netflix on your Apple TV, during the episode or whatever you're watching...press the ENTER key once to pause the tv. The Circle in between up, down, left, right. Then HOLD DOWN the center button for one second and a subtitles box will appear. You'll see Subtitles, Audio, Speakers. Select by pressing UP and RIGHT to the AUDIO section. There, it should say English and English - Audio Description. If Audio Description is selected, simply toggle to Audio>English...Press Enter. Problem is solved. No idea why this started happening all of a sudden but this will correct it.
Select show>Pause show with circle/enter/pause/select button> Hold down the same button for One second while show is paused>New Window appears>Toggle to Audio>Select English (it will be set to English Audio Description) if you're having this issue>Press enter button again on English (no audio description) and you'll be set.
This solution worked for me, held the center button down on Apple TV remote, then "subtitles" "Audio" options popped up, and sure enough under Audio, English- Audio Description was turned on, to fix the issue I just clicked on English.
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