Apple TV makes sign language interpretation a built-in accessibility feature
Apple has launched a built-in accessibility feature for its Apple TV service that lets viewers turn on on-screen sign language interpretation for supported titles, with an interpreter appearing in the bottom-right corner of the screen, according to MacRumors. 9to5Mac reports the feature will initially cover some Apple original films and debuts this Friday with the new film Being Heumann, as well as F1.
Written by CRAYON from the outlets' reports below.All three outlets are tagged center, and their reports differ mainly in detail and topic. TechCrunch gives a brief summary, saying viewers can turn on sign language interpretation within supported titles. MacRumors adds specifics: the interpreter appears in the bottom-right corner of the screen, the experience was reportedly designed and tested by Deaf and native signers, and availability depends on the device's software version. The 9to5Mac excerpt does not mention the sign language feature and instead covers the new Apple TV 4K's upgraded Siri Remote and a feature that may require a newer iPhone model.
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Apple TV makes sign language interpretation a built-in accessibility feature
Apple TV's new accessibility feature lets viewers turn on sign language interpretation within supported titles.
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Apple TV launches new sign language accessibility feature
Apple today launched a neat new accessibility feature for the Apple TV streaming service. Users will now have the option to watch with a sign language interpretation for some of Apple’s original movies. The feature is launching this Friday with the debut of the new film Being Heumann , as well as F1: The Movie . Support for more titles will follow later. more…
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New Apple TV Sign Language Feature Announced
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