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Mano I'm trying to get my DVD player to stop showing the subtitles when playing a movie. The systems operates correctly when I change to language(s)(French, Spanish etc..), but will not turn them off.

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If you have two sets of subtitles when the DVD subtitles are turned on, turn off the closed captioning on the TV menu and on the DVD player and this should solve your problem

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There are 2 methods for changing the subtitle settings on your DVD player.

Method 1.
To turn off the subtitles on your DVD player during playback:

1. Press the "SUBTITLE" button on your remote control
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