Is there a fee to answer this question: How do I cancel closed captioning with the Samsung BN59-00678A? Thank you.

To view the captions, all you have to do is turn on the decoder by following these simple steps:

1. Access your TV menu screen using your remote or by pressing a button on the face of the TV.
2. Select the closed captions heading. Several different caption options may appear.
3. Select the "CC1" option.
4. Exit the menu.

Closed captions should appear within approximately one minute of adjusting this setting. If they do not, review this portion of your television's operating manual or contact the manufacturer of the television set.

Public Television stations do not transmit Closed captioning

To change Closed Captions settings, go to Settings>Captions Roku Closed Captioning Help

The CC (closed caption) option is usually set (on or off) from your TV's menu screen. From your remote (or TV), select the Menu, then look for Settings, and when you see CC .... you can turn it off. If you provide the TV model, more specific instructions can be provided.

You must have its original remote control, which will have 'CC; button on it. you have to press this button once to cancel the Closed Caption option. If you can acccess the Menu of the tV by your present universal remote contro,; get into TVs Menu option, surf through, come to closed capation adjust window, and cancell [OFF] the closed caption option.

Hello

Your TV displays the closed captions that are broadcast with some

television shows. These captions are usually subtitles for the hearing

impaired or language translations. All VCRs record the closed caption

signal and most pre-recorded commercial video tapes provide closed

captions. Check for the closed caption symbol in your television

schedule and on the tape's packaging: .

1 Press MENU repeatedly until you see the Setup menu. Press CH
to select "Caption."

2 Press VOL+ to open the Closed Caption menu.

3 Press VOL + to turn closed captioning on.

Misspellings and odd characters can occur in captioning. Also, there may be a

captioning delay after changing channels. Neither situation is a TV malfunction.

4 Press CH to highlight "Mode." Press - VOL or VOL + to choose

"Capt." (captions) or "Text." In caption mode, captions appear and

cover a small portion of the picture. In text mode, information unrelated

to the program, such as news reports, are displayed and
often cover a large portion of the screen.

5 If you wish, use CH , CH , or VOL + to change the captioning

channel or field. Then, press DISPLAY to return to normal viewing.

 Different channels and fields display different information, such as additional
languages or supplemental information

Press MENU in the TV mode. Press ▲ or ▼ to
select “Setup”, then press ▶ or ENTER
Press ▲ or ▼ to select “Closed Caption”,
then press ▶ or ENTER.
The Closed Caption menu will appear
Press ▲ or ▼ to select “CC Setting”, then
press ◀ or ▶ to select “On”.
On: Captions will be displayed on the screen.
Off: Captions will not be displayed on the screen.
Press EXIT/CANCEL to return to the normal
screen
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Go into your MENU most likely under Audio and look for Closed Caption, it should say on the screen which controls on the remote to navigate with. It might also be under Features you will then be able to turn it off.

closed caption depends on your tv stations. If a tv station does not support providng closed captions, then it will not really show closed captions. Closed captions depends really on the feature of a tv station

Assuming whatever your TV receiving from has close caption. (Not all TV channel has close caption) Solution 1) Get a new universal remote that support your model and has close caption button. Once you program in the code for your TV model and it works then all button should also programmed including th close caption button. Solution 2) Search online for the owner manual and read see how to turn it on using buttons on TV (if possible). Solution 3) Get new TV with close caption. (If you have an old old TV with bad and huge pixels then this solution is the best. Your eyes will thank you.)