Apple TV adds sign language interpretation for Deaf viewers
Apple TV's new sign language feature gives Deaf viewers an alternative to captions, with interpretation tailored to each supported film. Apple TV adds ASL and BSL interpretation for select films The Apple TV app will add sign language interpretation on November 13, starting with "Being Heumann" and "F1". Both films will offer American Sign Language and British Sign Language options. Viewers can enable the feature in Apple TV app settings, then select the Sign Language button during playback. Supported titles will display a Sign Language icon, and searches such as "with ASL" can help viewers find them. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Apple TV's new sign language feature gives Deaf viewers an alternative to captions, with interpretation tailored to each supported film. Apple TV adds ASL and BSL interpretation for select films The Apple TV app will add sign language interpretation on November 13, starting with "Being Heumann" and "F1". Both films will offer American Sign Language and British Sign Language options. Viewers can enable the feature in Apple TV app settings, then select the Sign Language button during playback. Supported titles will display a Sign Language icon, and searches such as "with ASL" can help viewers find them. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Apple TV's new sign language feature gives Deaf viewers an alternative to captions, with interpretation tailored to each supported film.
Apple TV adds ASL and BSL interpretation for select films The Apple TV app will add sign language interpretation on November 13, starting with "Being Heumann" and "F1".
Both films will offer American Sign Language and British Sign Language options.
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