How do I get to the Settings menu on Netflix?

Hidden Netflix Streaming Settings

1. Stream Manager: Ctrl Shift Alt S.
2. Player Info: Ctrl Shift Alt P.
3. A/V Stats: Ctrl Shift Alt D.
4. Logging: Ctrl Shift Alt L.

If subtitles are not working on Netflix, try to change the subtitles option to refresh its data. ... First, select a movie or TV show that you want to watch on Netflix and play it. After that, access the Video Controls tab and tap on the Subtitle icon. Now, change the subtitle to another language.

Launch the Netflix app on your device. Select the desired movie or TV show. Go to Options -> Audio & Subtitles. Highlight and select the desired subtitle option.

Click on the "audio and subtitles" menu at the top of the screen. In this menu, click on audio, and change from stereo to surround sound 5.1. Another option, if your AV receiver has the setting, is to switch it to surround sound. On most devices, this should automatically modify the setting within the Netflix app.

Restart your Netflix account by signing in to Netflix and selecting Restart Your Membership from any profile (except a Kids profile). Note: If you need to reset your password, you will be redirected to your Account page where you will select Add streaming plan > Restart Your Membership.

Restart your home network

1. Turn off or unplug your smart TV.
2. Unplug your modem (and your wireless router, if it's a separate device) from power for 30 seconds.
3. Plug in your modem and wait until no new indicator lights are blinking on. ...
4. Turn your smart TV back on and try Netflix again.

If you were unable to sign in to Netflix.com on your browser: Verify that your email address was entered correctly. If it was not entered correctly, re-enter it and attempt to sign in again. Visit netflix.com/clearcookies, then open the Netflix app and attempt to sign in again.

Netflix works using Dolby Digital Plus (DD). To check if the sound of a film is DD compatible just look at the information page for each film. DD works via HDMI (from version 1.3). Another requirement from the streaming service is a bandwidth of at least 3 mega bites per second (download stream).

If you can't hear Netflix because the volume is too low, it usually means that a setting on your device needs to be changed. Follow the steps for your device below to fix the problem.

At the top of your screen, you will find the "Audio and Subtitles" menu. There, you will be able to change the audio to 5.1. You will now be able to play the content and hear it through surround sound. Another way to play Netflix through surround sound is to change the settings of the AV receiver.

To change the Display Language:

1. On a computer or mobile browser, sign in to Netflix.com.
2. Select Account.
3. Select a profile.
4. Select Language.
5. Select a Display Language.
6. Select Save.

Open Netflix and start playing any content. Click on the captions button on the bottom right of the screen along with the playback progress bar on Netflix. Choose the subtitle language of your own choice.

Using the latest Netflix version

1. Launch the Netflix app.
2. Select a TV show or movie.
3. Select Audio & Subtitles from the options panel.
4. Select your preferred audio or subtitle options.
5. Press Back to return to the options panel.
6. Select Play.

Netflix gets subtitles from the studios it licenses the content from, so they are at the mercy of the studios and what they provide. Often the license they have doesn't allow them to change or fix the subtitles even if they are wrong. The subtitles are usually "ok" but not perfect.

To change the appearance of subtitles and closed captions:

1. From a web browser, go to your Netflix Account page.
2. From Profile & Parental Controls, select a profile.
3. Select Change for Subtitle appearance. Note: ...
4. Choose your subtitle appearance settings.
5. Save changes.
6. Open the Netflix app on your device. Note:

Examples of secret Netflix codes. ... Just point your web browser to "www.netflix.com/browse/genre/" followed by the numerical code for the sub-genre you want. For example, to find "Asian Action Movies" (code 77232) type in "www.netflix.com/browse/genre/77232."

You can also click the extension icon on your browser to show a pop up with a button to go to your Viewing stats dashboard from any page on the Netflix domain. You can switch between your different Netflix profiles to show viewing activity stats for each existing profile.

Go to Netflix and sign in to your account. Type https://www.netflix.com/browse/genre/[code] into the address bar. Replace [code] with one of the genre-specific codes. Press Enter.

Change your audio settings (Windows App Only)

1. Launch the Netflix app.
2. Select a TV show or movie.
3. While your TV show or movie is playing, move your mouse over the screen.
4. Click the Dialog icon .
5. If surround sound (5.1) is selected, try changing it to a non-5.1 option.
6. Try Netflix again.

To access your Netflix settings on the web, just head to Netflix.com and sign in to your account. Then, click the arrow next to your profile at the top and select Account. Et voilà, let the customization begin! Note: If Netflix isn't working, you might fix it with settings, too.

To edit settings for an individual profile:

1. From a web browser, go to your Account page.
2. Select a profile name from Profile & Parental Controls.
3. Select Change for the setting you wish to edit for that profile.
4. Save/Submit changes.

4. At either the top or bottom of the screen, select Dialog . On TVs, language options may appear at the bottom without the icon. You can choose from the languages shown or select Other to see all language options.

To sign out of the Netflix account on your device, follow the steps below. Begin from the Netflix home screen. Navigate left to open the menu, then select Settings. If you do not see a menu when you navigate left, navigate up and select Settings or the gear icon .