When using the Apple TV+ channel on my Roku, I couldn’t figure out how to choose a specific individual episode of a series. Every time I selected the show I wanted to watch, it would just start from the point I left off. I eventually figured it out. So, if you are just as confused about this as I was, this is the post for you.
Apple TV
Apple TV: How to Enable Closed Captioning
With a baby sleeping in the house, I like to keep the volume low on my TV and enable Closed Captioning. The Apple TV has a closed captioning feature. You can use these steps to turn it on.
Apple TV: How to Force Close Apps
You can close apps on the Apple TV similar to how you force close them on the iPhone and iPad. Force closing apps is useful when apps are frozen or not behaving the way you expect them to. We’ll show you how with this guide.
Fire TV: Enable/Disable Subtitles (Captioning)
The Amazon Fire TV has subtitle (otherwise known as Closed Captioning) features you can use for the hearing impaired. The feature allows you to read what is being said in the video you are watching.
There is a main place in the Fire TV settings where you can enable or disable subtitles. But each individual app may also have their own subtitle settings. Each app has a different way to access these settings. Here are steps to changing the main Fire TV subtitle setting as well as the way to change it in the most popular apps.
Apple TV+ Verification Failed On Roku – Fix
Some users of the Apple TV+ channel may experiencing problems when trying to verify their account. The message “Apple TV verification failed” will appear on their Roku. Follow some of these tips to fix it.
Fix Roku Apple TV+ ‘Video Not Available’ Error
Users of the Apple TV+ channel on Roku devices seem to be experiencing a common error when they try to watch content. They receive an error that says “Video not available. There is a problem loading this video, if this continues check your internet connection.” Here are some troubleshooting steps you can take to try to fix this problem.