How do I turn the subtitles off on my tv? i have a toshiba dc-sb1 remote

Subtitles will go away if you press the CC button on the remote and it should show an OFF symbol on the screen.

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Polaroid turn off subtitles tv related problems. ... ...subtitles on certain channels? go into menu or setup on remote there ... Not finding what you are looking for?

Programming [set-up] procedure is too much to type in here by this window, and is not practical. If you wish to get details; check the site linked here. It have set-up code list & set-up procedure to many popular brand remote controls. See it in "Mosaic" or "Magazine" view. It will make surf easier.
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That is the price you pay for the use of those system, they do not have that feature, so sorry.

http://www.replacementremotes.com/TOSHIBA/Download-FREE-CT-90275_Programming_Instructions_-_Codes-CT90275-Programming.html

The link above will tell you about remote control setup.

This is the original manual for you TV in the link below.
http://www.managemylife.com/mmh/owner_manuals/20178/TOSHIBA-LCD-Television-L0804208

What happens when you press the "Subtitle" button on the DVD remote control several times after you insert a subtitle-enabled DVD?
If you don't have the manual handy for your DVD player, I've added a link for the Toshiba SD-5000KU. The Subtitle button is described on page 13, but the description only tells how to turn subtitles on. However if the programming is typical, pressing the button repeatedly cycles through a series of language options with "Off" at the beginning or end of the list. Otherwise, it may be programmed to enter a subtitle menu that you navigate with the direction arrows (page 14).
Toshiba SD 5000KU Owner Manual

Hello
You have to programme it. do the following:
[1] Make sure there are working batteries in the Toshiba remote control.
[2] Turn on your television set, DVD player or other device that you want to control with the Toshiba remote

[3] Find the "Recall" or "Setup" button on the Toshiba remote control. After you find it, press and hold down that button until the lights on the remote control turn on and remain lit.

[4] Point the Toshiba remote at the device you turned on in Step 2 and press the button on the remote for that device.

[5] Begin pressing the "Power" button on the Toshiba remote. Continue doing this until you have turned the device off using the Toshiba remote. Once it shuts off, press "Enter" on the Toshiba remote. The remote will then be programmed.

OK.

Unfortunately, the buttons on the TV only control basic operations of the DVD player. You'll need a replacement or universal remote that matches the features of the original DC-FN20S remote. Amazon has a Redi-remote that matches the original here: https://www.amazon.com/TOSHIBA-Replacement-Control-MD14FP1-DCFN20S/dp/B009H5Q5NU .

I wish that I had better news for you.

Cindy Wells

Hello Clare,

CT-90326 is actually the model number of the remote control rather than the TV. It doesn't really matter as the correct button on the remote is more relevant than the actual TV.

The Audio description is a feature of the closed-caption/subtitle settings on your TV. You should be able to switch off the audio description by pressing the "SUBTITLE" button on the top row of the remote control. Each time you press this button it will cycle between ON and OFF.

If this doesn't work, it's probably because you are using a cable/satellite/digital receiver. If this is the case, look for a button on your cable/satellite/digital receiver remote control marked "CC" "CCD", "SUBTITLE".

Please try the above and then reply to me from within this page. Please state the model number of the TV and any cable/satellite/digital receiver you are using if/when replying.

Thanks,
BElectric

I had this problem just now for the Toshiba DC-SB1 remote control model, and I think the problem might be that you're pressing the wrong button. Try pressing the "skip track" button right below where it says close caption on the remote. It's deceiving because, based on where the words 'closed caption' are, it looks as if the stop button is associated with it, but it's not. That's what I was doing wrong, it may be a different problem for you though.