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Accessibility tools
To review and change your 
accessibility settings, press   then 
select Settings and scroll down to 
Accessibility and Language. 
Here’s a summary of what’s what.
Turn on Subtitles, Audio Description 
(AD) and Sign Language
If the broadcaster provides these 
features, they’re available on live TV, 
on-demand programmes and your 
recordings. On your remote, use
   
and 
AD
 to turn Subtitles and Audio 
Description on and off.
Make your remote beep  
when you press a button
If you’re not sure if you’ve pressed a 
key or not, turn on Audio feedback so 
there’s a beep on the TV every time 
you press a key on the remote. Partially 
sighted and blind viewers might find it 
makes navigation easier.
Menus difficult to read?  
Switch on the high-contrast 
colour scheme 
If you find the menus difficult to read,  
there’s a high-contrast colour scheme 
you can use instead. It has white text 
on black and the menu options don’t 
blend in with the background.
Remove channel logos 
You can stop these logos appearing  
in the Guide to make it easier to read.
Remove transparency
You can change settings so that you  
don’t see the ‘transparent’ 
background image of a programme 
while you’re browsing the Guide.