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I would love to use this, but in Spain it only offers films overdubbed into Spanish and no subtitles.
by adnam 12y ago
I would love to use this, but in Spain it only offers films overdubbed into Spanish and no subtitles.
- peroo 12y agoBlame the film distributors. Google can only sell what they receive from whoever owns the right in that region.
- vinc 12y agoMy browser is in English, and so are all my Google/YouTube settings, yet the movies are also dubbed in another language based on my current IP address. YouTube should respect my language setting.
- fla 12y agoPlease Google, fix this. In Switzerland we have 3 main languages over a very small territory. Some Google services respond with content randomly in German, Italian or French, sometimes even mixed (ex: Playstore shows different language for titles than descriptions. Youtube loves to show me German videos ... ). I'd be very interested on why they choose to guess the language based on IP. What could be the advantage ?
- freehunter 12y agoThis is annoying to me in the US as well. I'm trying to stay fluent in my other language, and finding good non-English content on Amazon, iTunes, Netflix, Spotify, etc is close to impossible. No matter what my language is set to.