How to Turn On or Off Audio Descriptions in Amazon’s Prime Video

October 25, 2018 8:38 pm

Audio Descriptions narrate information about actions, characters, scene changes, on-screen text, and other visual content.

To find titles that support Audio Descriptions visit Amazon’s Movies and TV Shows with Audio Descriptions for a complete list.

How to turn Audio Descriptions On or Off

Start playback of a movie or TV show with Audio Descriptions available.

Select the Subtitles and Audio option in your playback controls by swiping down.

Select the audio track with the [Audio Description] tag to enable Audio Description or another audio language without the Audio Description tag to turn off Audio Description.

It’s just that easy.

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The Android Crew: Want A Side of Droid With That?

For our second show, Greg Lopez, Leo Prazdnik, Tomi Geczy and Cory Martin meet to discuss the latest happenings in the

world of Android. The crew kicks off the show with a discussion on Google’s TalkBack user survey and it’s results in the

form of the Talkback 4.2 beta. Here’s some links to other items which were discussed:

Microsoft reveals plans

to expand further into the Android ecosystem with a partnership with Dell.Google expands Android’s smart lock features with on-body smart lock feature to deter would-be thieves.

The crew discusses Google’s Project Ara, a fully customizable phone built from modular components.

It’s been confirmed… You can uninstall most preinstalled apps from the Samsung Galaxy S6/S6 Edge.

Would you rather write then type? Google’s got you covered with their new handwriting input

app.

APH has released an updated version of

Nearby Explorer with Open Street Map support.

Do you like using TeamTalk? It’s now available in

the Play Store.

Want to try out Meerkat? It’s now

in public beta and accepting signups.

Looking for your missing Android? Just type Find My Phone into

your favorite web browser after signing into your Google account to find it.

Google’s Project Fi, a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) kicks off with a beta for

Nexus 6 devices.

Cool Picks

Cory: TeamTalk for Android

Greg: Chromecast

(Requires Chromecast or Nexus Player device)

Tomi: Talking Stones

Leo: Trivia Crack

Finally, the crew would like to announce that they have a special guest lined up for May’s show… We won’t say more then

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that at the moment, but we’re definitely looking forward to our special guest. As usual, if you have any feedback, feel

free to get in touch with us in the usual ways, and if using Twitter, please add the hash tag #CBTDroid on the end so we

know it’s specific to The Android Crew. Thanks for listening, and tell your friends.