You can make TV and other media accessible for blind or visually impaired U-verse TV subscribers, plus change languages.
When you turn on secondary audio, you may hear video descriptions with the program’s audio content. You may also hear just the audio content in either English or Spanish. If you don’t hear any sound, the secondary audio isn’t available.
Info about U-verse TV remote control buttons
You’ll use these buttons found on your remote to scroll to and select the topic.
Secondary audio channels deliver video descriptions for the blind and visually impaired.
You can set up video descriptions with the U-verse TV on-screen menu. This will let you hear audio descriptions of TV shows on a secondary audio channel.
Add system sounds to hear actions, like scrolling or reaching the end of menu items or lists.
Secondary audio channels deliver Spanish translations. You can:
Heads up: Audio will pause briefly while the language change is updated. If there isn’t a brief pause or change in audio, Spanish audio is likely unavailable. If you have system sound effects enabled and hear a low-pitch tone, Spanish audio isn’t available.
Need help? Further assistance is available with video description for U-verse TV programming and other customer service needs.