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How To Turn Subtitles Off On Espn Plus

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To turn off subtitles on ESPN Plus, look for the closed caption (CC) icon or gear settings icon within the video player and select the "Off" option. This is the quickest way to disable text overlays during live sports or on-demand content.

How to turn off subtitles on ESPN Plus on a web browser

Watching on a computer gives you direct control over subtitles within the player. If you want to turn on subtitles, the same menu lets you toggle them on or off.

  1. Open your browser and go to the ESPN Plus website. Log in to your account.
  2. Select the sports event or show you want to watch.
  3. Locate the settings icon (often a gear or a "CC" symbol) near the video player controls.
  4. Click the icon to open the subtitle menu.
  5. From the list of subtitle languages, choose the option labeled "Off" or "Disable."
  6. The subtitles will disappear immediately. You can now watch without text distractions.

If you cannot find the settings icon, try moving your mouse over the video player to reveal the control bar. The exact placement may vary slightly by browser, but the icon is always near the playback controls.

How to disable subtitles on the ESPN Plus mobile app

On the ESPN Plus app for iPhone or Android, subtitles are controlled from within the video player. This method works whether you are watching live games or recorded shows.

  1. Open the ESPN Plus app on your smartphone or tablet and log in.
  2. Navigate to the content you want to watch and start playback.
  3. Tap the screen to display the video player controls. Look for the settings icon (gear or "CC") in the top-right or bottom-right corner.
  4. Tap the icon to open the subtitle options.
  5. Select the "Off" or "Disable" option to turn off subtitles.
  6. The text overlay will be removed. You can continue watching without interruption.

If the subtitle option does not appear, ensure you are tapping the correct area of the screen to reveal the full player menu. Some content may have subtitles locked on by default, but the toggle should still be available.

How to turn off subtitles on ESPN Plus on your TV or streaming device

On devices like Roku, Fire TV, or smart TVs, ESPN Plus often uses the device's own closed caption settings rather than an in-app toggle. Adjusting these device-level settings will disable subtitles across all apps, including ESPN Plus.

  1. Access the main settings menu on your streaming device using the remote control.
  2. Navigate to the "Accessibility" or "Caption" section. This may be listed under "Audio & Subtitles" or "Settings."
  3. Find the option to turn off closed captions or subtitles. This is usually a simple toggle or selection.
  4. Save the changes by confirming the selection (often with an "OK" or "Apply" button).
  5. Launch the ESPN Plus app and start playing any content. Subtitles should no longer appear.

If subtitles still show after changing the device settings, try restarting the ESPN Plus app or the device itself. Some smart TVs may have separate subtitle settings for each input or app, so check both the global device settings and any in-app settings.

Troubleshooting persistent subtitle issues

If subtitles remain on screen after following the steps above, try these fixes:

  • Refresh the video by pausing and resuming, or close and reopen the app completely.
  • Check for app updates in your device's app store. An outdated version may lack subtitle controls.
  • Update your streaming device's firmware through its settings menu. Outdated firmware can cause caption settings to behave incorrectly.
  • Clear the cache and data for the ESPN Plus app in your device's app settings, then relaunch the app.
  • If the issue persists, contact ESPN Plus customer support for device-specific guidance.

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