how do you turn off subtitles? When playing a dvd and pushing the subtitles button it shows "off", but subtitles continue to show on screen.
1624886
It sounds like you may have to go in to the DVD players menu and turn subtitles off there.
1624887
I've never had this happen and the reference guide does not mention this condition. I would contact the manufacturer.
853427
I usually pause the dvd if I have not finished before turning it off, and I think it usually does. But I have not removed it from the player.
1562729
there is a subtitle button under the #07 button. if there is a replay button, i don't remember which one it is, most likely because i don't use it.
216403
I returned this item to the store. I had trouble with the subtitles, so I don't think you can turn them off.
1152571
Yes you can open the dvd player from the remote it has TV input, TV turn on and off buttons audio buttons subtitle button and the normal buttons you find in any remote. I really like this dvd player i hope this helps
653929
No. Sadly, the game has no subtitles at all. If you are hard of hearing, it's a definite struggle, as there is a lot of dialogue and it can be an issue if full attention isn't being paid.
2194554
Hello, Here are the steps to set the region to the correct setting. 1. Turn on the dvd player 2. at the icon screen, press the "setup" icon 3. Then press 5555 on the remote control ( this will bring you to the region page ) 4. Press the Blue ENT button on the remote until the region setting goes to " 1 " 5. Press the Power button to turn the unit off 6. restart the unit and play the dvds. To connect the two dvd players together so that you can play the same dvd on both, you will need to connect the AV inputs and outputs between the 2 players using rca AV cables. Once connected, you can play a dvd in one unit, then press the "AV" icon on the other unit and it will pick up the signal from the first dvd player. Then simply press the AV icon again to go back to normal use. If you have any other questions or issues, Please feel free to email us.
1620162
When you bring up the menu, fast forward, etc, curser over to the gear on the right and select it. You can remove the captioning. Sadly, you have to do this each time you watch a movie. They may eventually update it to no captions by default, just not yet...
1690320
Here's what I do: Put the disk to be copied into the drive and start the chosen title playing. Then push the "dubbing" button on the right side of the bottom row of the remote. I haven't done many of these, but it works for me.
726878
On your main tv remote press tools, then you will see an option to turn off subtitles
1468106
I pushed the "PG" button on the remote, located next to the "Subtitle" button. Hope this helps!
1821295
it supposed to play sub files ,but mine even after new firmware says NO SUBTITLES
1617100
I called customer support after many frustrating minutes trying to dub home videos to DVD. And it came down to the fact that the manual is incorrect! First, make sure the input is L1, and secondly, skip Step 7 on page 50 - do NOT press DVD after you pause the VCR - go straight to Dub. I assume you must have figured this out by now, but I want to put this on line so people can see the answer to their problem with dubbing.
757955
Press the Info/Display button on your remote control which will bring up a small menu allowing you to turn off the subtitles.
1620163
Copied from another post: "It appears the standard menu options don't apply to the UHD video pack, so you have to pause the movie and look over to the upper right-hand side of the on-screen play/pause/ff/rr buttons and click on the settings icon. This settings button will bring-up an independent sub-menu with an option for subtitles, and you simply have to change it from English (or your language) to off. Enjoy!" It worked for me.
1840389
based on what i am finding out via searches, HDMI cables do not carry the CC captioning in the video feed. note: subtitles on dvd's do not equal closed captionings, 2 different things this is why you can view subtitles on dvds through hdmi hookup. only work around i have found is to hook up with the old video feed, i.e. yellow rca jack to the tv, then use this video feed as input source on tv when you want cc's.
1196025
Try to pause the DVD instead of using the stop button when you plan to return to a DVD. Then turn it off. Stopping tells the player you're done, pause tells it you'll be back.