How to Enable YouTube Subtitles on Android

Watching 360-degree videos on YouTube is a relatively new feature for mobile users. Similar to Facebook's 360-degree videos, YouTube's 360-degree feature allows users to control the camera angle by simply gesturing on the screen. Below, Mytour.vn will instruct you on how to turn on YouTube subtitles on Android.

How to Turn on YouTube Subtitles on Android

* Requirements for Enabling YouTube Subtitles on Android

- Your device must be connected to the Internet via WiFi or 3G.

- Make sure your device has the YouTube app installed. If not, you can download YouTube for Android here

- The video you're watching must support subtitles in order to enable YouTube subtitles on Android.

* How to Enable YouTube Subtitles on Android

Step 1: Launch the YouTube app you've installed.

Step 2: On the YouTube interface, tap on the three-dot icon as shown below.

Step 3: Select Settings to turn on YouTube subtitles on Android.

Step 4: In Settings, choose Subtitles.

Step 5: Here, press enable subtitles on YouTube to activate them on Android.

Step 6: Choose the Language, Text size, and Subtitle style suitable for you.

Now, you can easily watch YouTube videos with subtitles on Android. If your device encounters no-picture issues on YouTube, you can refer to articles on fixing YouTube no picture errors. Remote controlling YouTube from a distance with an Android device is a fresh concept not everyone is aware of. Moreover, if you want to download a video to your Android device, although there are numerous methods available, the method of downloading YouTube videos on Android without an app is preferred. Previously, downloading videos on iPhones required jailbreaking; however, with the article on downloading YouTube videos to iPhone without jailbreak, achieving this on your iPhone is now straightforward.