Figure 1 - Accessibility Settings.
Figure 2 - Caption Option.
Figure 3 - Captions Toggle Switch.
The following options will now become available:
Select ‘Language’ to change the language of the captions (Figure 4).
Figure 4 - Captions Language.
Select ‘Text size’ to change the size of captions text (Figure 5). There are five options:
Figure 5 - Captions Text Size.
Select ‘Caption style’ to change the colour of caption text (Figure 6). There are five options:
Figure 6 - Captions Style.
Selecting ‘Custom’ will cause additional options to appear on the main captions options screen.
Select ‘Font family’ to change the font (Figure 7). There are five options:
Figure 7 - Captions Font Family.
Select ‘Text colour’ to change the colour of text (Figure 8).
Figure 8 - Captions Text Colour.
Select ‘Edge type’ to change the outline of the text (Figure 9). There are three options:
Figure 9 - Captions Edge Type.
Selecting ‘Outline’ or ‘Drop shadow’ will activate the ‘Edge colour’ option (Figure 10).
Figure 10 - Captions Edge Colour.
‘Background colour’ lets you change the background that captions are displayed on. There are four options for ‘Background opacity’(Figure 11).
Figure 11 - Captions Background Opacity.
NOTE: These instructions apply to the standard version of Android as found in the Google Nexus range. They also apply to other devices (as long as they are using the same operating system) but please be aware that there may be minor differences. This is due to the custom ‘skins’ some companies apply to their mobile devices instead of the stock Android theme.