
Reducing motion in streaming menus
Reduced-motion settings can limit interface animation where the operating system and app support them.
Read the guide →Six articles on page 87 of the Pro Max guide journal. Reducing motion in streaming menus, Flashing content and viewing controls.

Practical answers for the screen you own: app installation, live viewing, home networks, programme guides and clearer account management.

Reduced-motion settings can limit interface animation where the operating system and app support them.
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Some programmes contain flashing images that viewers may prefer or need to avoid.
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If audio description is important, check the exact title or channel edition and available audio tracks before settling in.
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For hearing access, a caption track that includes meaningful sounds and speaker information can be more useful than dialogue-only subtitles.
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A supported keyboard can offer an alternative when aTV app is difficult to control by touch or pointer.
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Voice input can reduce typing effort, but it can also expose spoken credentials to nearby people or a voice-processing service.
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