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> Which audio and subtitles you have access to depends on the show and which country you’re in. I could get some shows in Spanish in the US, but not the UK AFA
by jakub_g 6y ago
> Which audio and subtitles you have access to depends on the show and which country you’re in. I could get some shows in Spanish in the US, but not the UK
AFAIR it depends not on physical country you're in, but on Accept-Language sent by your browser. You can edit your browser's preferred langs and you'll get a different suggestions of languages. I saw it explained (maybe even here on HN) by someone from Netflix as "it's a feature™ to prevent having too long list of languages in UI".
- Stevvo 6y agoI haven't tried using Netflix in the browser, but in the Windows desktop app it does depend on which country you are in. Or rather, which country the app thinks you are in; using a VPN can unlock audio and subtitles in different languages.