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Lunova Player · Audio & captions

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Your way to follow along.

Choose an available audio track, turn on captions, or adjust your Live TV caption preferences in Lunova Player.

01 · While you’re watching

Start with the player controls.

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Bring up the controls.

While watching a channel, movie, or episode in full screen, press Select / OK on your remote.

This opens the on-screen playback controls.

01 · Bring up the player controls
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Open the playback menu.

Move to the menu icon in the bottom-right corner, then press Select / OK.

Look for the sliders icon shown by the arrow in the picture.

02 · Find the bottom-right menu icon
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Choose what you need.

Change the audio

Select Audio Track, then choose from the tracks available for the stream you’re watching.

Turn on captions or subtitles

Select Closed Captions, then choose an available caption or subtitle track. Use the off option when you want to turn them off.

The languages and tracks shown can differ from one channel or title to another.

03 · Choose Closed Captions or Audio Track

02 · Your Live TV preferences

Prefer captions while watching Live TV?

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Enable Global Captions.

Open Settings in Lunova Player and turn on Closed Captions to enable global captions for Live TV.

You can also use Caption Style to adjust how captions look.

Captions will still depend on what each channel or stream provides.

Global captions · Lunova Player Settings

The picture shows an older app version. Its “Requires HLS Stream Format” wording no longer applies. HLS is not required to use captions.

03 · If captions aren’t displaying properly

A few things to try.

  1. Open Closed Captions in the playback menu and check whether a caption or subtitle track is available and selected.
  2. If a track is available but isn’t displaying correctly, try Use HLS Stream Format in Lunova Player Settings, then return to the channel or title and test again.
  3. If needed, check the same channel or title on your other playlist. Available tracks can differ between Alpha and Omega.

HLS is a troubleshooting option, not a requirement. It does not guarantee captions or create captions where none are available.

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Tell us what you’re watching.

Share your device, the channel or title, whether it’s on Alpha or Omega, and what happens when you select the audio or caption track.

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