[Madelaine Amee]

I have touched a button on my Roku remote and am now getting audio instructions on every move I make through the TV. I know there must be a way of turning off this annoying mechanical voice, but cannot find it. Please help before it drives me crazy!

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by Madelaine Amee

I have touched a button on my Roku remote and am now getting audio instructions on every move I make through the TV. I know there must be a way of turning off this annoying mechanical voice, but cannot find it. Please help before it drives me crazy!

Go to "home", "settings", "accessibility", "audio guide", and turn it off.

[Joe V.]

Originally Posted by Madelaine Amee

I have touched a button on my Roku remote and am now getting audio instructions on every move I make through the TV. I know there must be a way of turning off this annoying mechanical voice, but cannot find it. Please help before it drives me crazy!

Mine started asking me if I wanted to extend my car warranty! Go into Roku Audio settings and you can turn it off.

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by Joe V.

Mine started asking me if I wanted to extend my car warranty! Go into Roku Audio settings and you can turn it off.

I don't think you can fix it in the audio settings. You need to use the "accessibility" settings.

[Madelaine Amee]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

I don't think you can fix it in the audio settings. You need to use the "accessibility" settings.

Thank you, it was driving me crazy. I did try going through the Audio setting without success. I will have to remember it is accessibility.

[Joe V.]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

I don't think you can fix it in the audio settings. You need to use the "accessibility" settings.

I think it depends on which model. My oldest one has audio settings. My new one has accessibility- to the audio functions settings.

[J1ceasar]

You can always go on the Roku site and look it up as well.

[Ski Bum]

Most every time someone posts a simple question like this one, there is an answer of where to go on the internet to find the answer. I think we all know where the internet is. As a new owner and future resident, I really like reading the questions and the answers. I have new Roku TVs in my place, I had no idea they might one day start talking to me. Keep up the questions (and answers)! I learn something from TOTV every time I read it!

[Bill Cato]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

Go to "home", "settings", "accessibility", "audio guide", and turn it off.

Thank You

[allsport]

Originally Posted by Madelaine Amee

Thank you, it was driving me crazy. I did try going through the Audio setting without success. I will have to remember it is accessibility.

Always google it, you can solve most problems. I have a son that is a software engineer and that is always the first question he asks me, did you google how to fix whatever the problem was. Now I google first.

[KRMACK55]

Originally Posted by Joe V.

Mine started asking me if I wanted to extend my car warranty! Go into Roku Audio settings and you can turn it off.

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[chuckpedrey]

Think you’ve got it bad. The other night we were watching “The Chosen”. In the scene Jesus had just finished a private conversation with John the Baptist and in parting said “ I love you”. My Amazon Nest photo device chimed in with “I love you too”.

It must be some kind of “right wing conspiracy” to make us all surrender to Big Brother.

[loisduncan@live.com]

Originally Posted by Madelaine Amee

I have touched a button on my Roku remote and am now getting audio instructions on every move I make through the TV. I know there must be a way of turning off this annoying mechanical voice, but cannot find it. Please help before it drives me crazy!

From Menu..go to settings...accessibility...audio guide...arrow over and check off. Done

[Kdurrer44@gmail.com]

Originally Posted by Madelaine Amee

I have touched a button on my Roku remote and am now getting audio instructions on every move I make through the TV. I know there must be a way of turning off this annoying mechanical voice, but cannot find it. Please help before it drives me crazy!

You can disable the Audio Guide from the Roku's Accessibility settings menu. From the Home menu, scroll down to Settings, then select Accessibility > Audio Guide. Choose the “Off” setting, and get ready for some peace and quiet.Feb 26, 2021

[tenderyears]

I have had the same problem and drove myself crazy to figure out how to get rid of it. If you go to a live tv show and hit the * on your Roku remote a menu will pop up on the left upper corner of the screen. Scroll down to Accessibility and click on audio guide and click the audio narration on or off. Hope this helps.