You can use closed captioning in channels or programs that support the function.
➔ To enable captions, you can follow the steps below
※ The instructions may differ by model.
➔ Captioning in [2022 webOS22]
1. Turn on the TV and press the [Settings] button on your TV remote.
Select [All Settings] in the [Settings] menu.
2. Select [General] and then [Accessibility].
3. Select [Closed Caption].
4. Set [Closed Caption] to On.
➔ Captioning in [2019 webOS4.5]
1. Turn on the TV and press the [Settings] button on your TV remote.
Select [All Settings] in the [Settings] menu.
2. Select [Closed Caption] in [Accessibility].
3. Set [Closed Caption] to On.
➔ Select Home → Settings → Advanced Settings → Accessibility → Closed Caption → On.
➔ Select Home (or Smart) → Settings → General → Closed Caption → On.
➔ Select Menu → Settings → General → Closed Caption → On.
[2021 WebOS6.0]
Press the
button on the TV remote and select [All Settings] → [General] → [Accessibility] → [Closed Caption] →
[On].
[2019 WebOS4.5]
Press the
button on the TV remote and select [All Settings] → [Accessibility] → [Closed Caption] → [On].
[2018 WebOS4.0]
Press the
button on the TV remote and select [All Settings] → [Accessibility] → [Closed Caption] → [On].
[2017 WebOS3.5]
Press the
button on the TV remote and select [All Settings] → [Accessibility] → [Closed Caption] → [On].
※ If your remote control does not have the [
] button, press the Home [
] button, and select Settings [
] on the screen.
This guide was created for all models, so the images or content may be different from your product.
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