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I want a button that skips back 10s, turns on subtitles, and then turns off subtitles when we're back to where we started.
The Apple TV 4 launched with a feature where you could hold the Siri Remote and ask “what did they say?” And it would do exactly that.
I’m pretty sure it only worked in their apps
Of course :(
They’ve supported it since 2015 and provide this extensive documentation:
My feedback:
As much as I dislike roku that's one of the nice features it has.
is it enabled by default on the stick?
Not sure on the stick but on the roku TV you just press the options button when you're watching something and it's right there in the CC settings.
Further explanation: options key is the asterisk *, and the option you want is “subtitles” “on replay”
could make an autohotkey script to press the left arrow twice then c then wait 10 seconds then press c again