Closed Captions Operation

• If you are using an indoor/outdoor antenna or a wired broadcasting antenna directly connected to the TV's antenna port, you can use the caption function. However some broadcasters may not provide caption services, in which case the function may not be available.
• If you're using a Cable/Satellite receiver box when watching your TV programs the caption function is not supported. You need to configure the caption option in your Cable/Satellite receiver box to enable the function.

TV Closed Captions and Texts are services provided by broadcasters to be displayed on screen as part of accessibility to all. The television itself is incapable of producing closed captions on its own.

• Captions - TV Closed Captions and Texts are services provided by broadcasters to be displayed on screen as part of accessibility to all. The television itself is incapable of producing closed captions on its own.
• Text - TV Closed Captions and Texts are services provided by broadcasters to be displayed on screen as part of accessibility to all. The television itself is incapable of producing closed captions on its own.

As multiculturalism develops and expands in Metropolitan areas, the need for additional captioned languages is available to broadcasters. CC1 is generally the transcript in the original language content material was produced or in most of the cases English. Language choice for the other options, either CC2, CC3 or CC4, are left to local broadcaster or Network’s choice. The same applies for Text options.

Select a caption mode for displaying captioning information if provided for a program.

• Analog captions display information at any position on the screen.
• Text displays information, usually at the bottom position and is used for a data service.
• Caption/Text, as provided by the broadcaster, should be available for both digital and analog channels via the Antenna/Cable connection.
• Televisions are programmed to remember the caption/text mode they were last set to, when you turn the power off then back on again.

[2021 WebOS 6.0] Press the button on your remote control and select [All Settings] → [General] → [Accessibility] → [Closed Caption] → [On].

[2019 WebOS 4.5] Press the button on your remote control and select [All Settings] → [Accessibility] → [Closed Caption] → [On].

[2018 WebOS 4.0] Press the button on your remote control and select [All Settings] → [Accessibility] → [Closed Caption] → [On].

[2017 WebOS 3.5] Press the button on your remote control and select [All Settings] → [Accessibility] → [Closed Caption] → [On].

Being able to view Captions all depends on the type of connection you are using.

• Cable Box : The cable box could have an option to activate captions. If not, you will need to contact your cable service provider for further information and troubleshooting
• Satellite Box : The satellite box could have an option to activate captions. If not, you will need to contact your cable service provider for further information and troubleshooting.
• Converter Box : The converter box should have an option to activate captions. If not, you will need to contact the manufacturer of the box for further information and troubleshooting.
• Standard Cable or Antenna : The coaxial cable must be connected to the televisions tuner. If the TV is not tuning the stations, it cannot provide captions.