Apple TV User Guide
• Bold Text: Choose Bold Text to make the text easier to read throughout the
Apple TV interface. See Bold text .
• Increase Contrast: Increase contrast on the screen by reducing the
transparency of background elements on Movie and TV Show pages, menu
tabs, and more. You can also use a high-contrast cursor to better delineate the
focused content. See Increase the screen contrast .
• Reduce Motion: With Reduce Motion, some screen actions.-such as moving
between app icons on the Home screen and launching apps.-are visually
simpler. See Reduce screen motion .
• Switch Control: Control Apple TV using an attached Bluetooth device or other
platform as a switch. See Switch Control .
Subtitles and captioning
If you prefer special accessible captions, such as subtitles for the deaf and hard of
hearing (SDH), you can set Apple TV to show them instead of standard subtitles
and captions. You can also customize the look of subtitles and captions.
Note: Not all videos include closed captions.
Turn on Closed Captions and SDH. In Settings R , go to General > Accessibility,
then turn on "Closed Captions and SDH." Or, use the Accessibility Shortcut. See
Accessibility Shortcut .
Turn closed captions on or off during video playback. Press the Touch surface
three times. When VoiceOver is turned on, this action instead turns audio
descriptions on or off. See VoiceOver .
Customize your subtitles and captions. In Settings M , go to General >
Accessibility > Style, where you can cl1oose an existing caption style or create a
new style based on your choice of:
• Font, size, and color
• Background color and opacity
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