Samsung Smart TVs are equipped with several accessibility features, including the Voice Guide function or known as Voiceover, which reads out the on-screen text and describes TV menu options for visually impaired users. While this feature comes in handy for some users, there are times where you may need to disable it. In this article, we will guide you on how to turn off Voiceover on Samsung Smart TV.
Firstly, locate the Home button on your TV remote. This button is usually represented by a house-shaped icon and is located at the center of the remote. Once located, press the Home button to access the main menu of your smart TV.
Using the arrow buttons on your remote, navigate to the Settings icon, which is located at the bottom-left corner of the screen, and press the Enter button on your remote to select it.
Next, using the arrow buttons, navigate to the General option, which is usually located at the bottom of the list, and select it by pressing the Enter button on your remote.
Now, scroll down the options until you see the Accessibility option, select it and press the Enter button.
Under the Accessibility options, navigate to the Voice Guide option, and select it. Once selected, you will see options to turn off the Voice Guide, adjust the speaking rate, and the voice volume.
To turn off the Voiceover function, select the Voice Guide option and toggle the switch to the Off position. Once done, exit the settings menu, and the Voiceover function will be disabled.
In conclusion, disabling the Voiceover feature can be done effortlessly by following the steps above. Samsung Smart TV users can now enjoy their TV viewing experience without the Voice Guide function affecting their entertainment experience. |
