Roku devices have been a much-needed welcome in the tech space thanks to their feasibility and low price. Their overall compatibility with all existing hardware and channels is also responsible for the fact that the company has experienced tremendous success. The latest Roku devices, including Roku TVs and Sticks, come with additional built-in functionality that is meant to make your life easier.
All Roku TVs: How to Enable/Disable Screen Reader (Audio Guide)
One such feature is the ability to transcribe anything selected on the screen. While this is a necessary addition for users with visual impairments, it can be annoying if accidentally enabled on your device. Let’s take a look at some of the settings you can change to prevent your Roku device from transcribing everything.
To enable the audio guide, Roku provides users with a convenient shortcut on the remote control, making it easier to activate this feature. If you don’t know how your Roku started talking, it’s likely that it was accidentally enabled by your remote control. To enable or disable the audio guide on your Roku device, you need to press the ‘*’ button 4 times. Follow the guide below to help you disable the audio guide using the shortcut on the * button.
Turn on your Roku device and start playback as you normally would. Once started, press the '*' button on your remote 4 times.