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gordonisnz

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#304400 30-Apr-2023 21:47
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Hi, Sorry if this is the wrong forum, but I cannot find a suitable topic.

 

In recent months, Ive been watching movies on live Tv (or TV+1 channels) 

 

I've watched movies where there is a "running commentary" describing the scenes. How do I turn this feature off?  I just want to watch the movie without the commentary. I've seen this/these movies before & do not recall any commentary before.

 

 

 

Ive got a DISHTV  T2200

 

 

 

EDIt - im not running my tv from the recorder (dish tv)

 


My main Tv it Viera 32DS500_Series 

 

 

 

Ive looked there for voice options top but cant find any to turn off the commentary 


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Rikkitic
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  #3069775 30-Apr-2023 23:07
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It sounds like you have audio description enabled. Look for a setting to turn it off. 

 

 





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  #3069784 1-May-2023 06:28
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Rikkitic:

It sounds like you have audio description enabled. Look for a setting to turn it off. 


 


Agree. This will be an Audio Description setting that needs to be changed.




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  #3069791 1-May-2023 07:37
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I have the same problem with my SmartVu+ but only on one channel, Duke. When I'm watching Duke, I have to turn Audio Discription ON, to remove the commentary, and then turn it OFF, when watching everything else.

It's annoying but we don't watch much stuff on Duke.

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  #3069792 1-May-2023 08:11
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My very old Viera doesn’t seem to have such settings, but my dish tv has the following that could be similar to your box.

Menu> Audio Descriptions. Should be Off.

Or

Settings>Device Preferences>Accessibility> There you have Text to Speech, or Talkback, both should be off.

Don’t forget the famous unplug wait 30 seconds then plug devices back in fix for many glitches.

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  #3069997 1-May-2023 14:40
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Some channels broadcast multiple audio streams that are mislabled as different languages. Make sure English is seleceted as the audio track.


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