Apple TV 4K User Guide
- Welcome
- What’s new in tvOS 26
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- Stream audio and video to Apple TV 4K
- Use HomePod or AirPlay-enabled speakers with Apple TV 4K
- Use AirPods or Beats with Apple TV 4K
- Connect Bluetooth devices
- Use your iPhone, iPad or Apple Watch as a remote
- Manage incoming iPhone calls
- Use your iPhone or iPad as a keyboard
- Use your iPhone or iPad as a camera
- Use Siri on other devices to control Apple TV 4K
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- TV app at a glance
- Navigate the Apple TV app
- Subscribe to Apple TV or a channel
- Start watching on the Home screen
- Control video playback
- Search in the Apple TV app
- Watch Apple Originals
- Watch MLS
- Watch Formula 1
- Buy or rent movies and TV shows
- View movies and TV shows in your library
- Manage recommendations
- Adjust TV app settings
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- Music app at a glance
- Subscribe to Apple Music
- Start listening on the Home screen
- Control music playback
- Search for songs, artists and albums
- Discover new music
- About Apple Music Sing
- Play music together using SharePlay
- Listen to radio stations
- Watch music videos
- Browse music in your library
- See what your friends are listening to
- Manage recommendations
- Adjust Music app settings
- Sing
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- Fitness app at a glance
- Connect your Apple Watch or iPhone
- Subscribe to Apple Fitness+
- Start working out in the For You screen
- View workout details and control playback
- Browse or search for workouts
- Save workouts for later
- Combine workouts with Stacks
- View and manage Fitness+ plans
- Work out together using SharePlay
- App Store
- Search
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- Copyright and trademarks
Use a braille display with Apple TV 4K
You can use a Bluetooth® braille display to read VoiceOver output, and a braille display with input keys and other controls to control Apple TV 4K when VoiceOver is turned on. For a list of supported braille displays, see the Apple Support article Braille displays supported by iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.
Connect a braille display
Go to Settings
on Apple TV 4K.Go to Accessibility > VoiceOver > Braille.
Select Braille Display, then choose your braille display to pair it with Apple TV 4K.
When VoiceOver is used with a braille display, the display prints onscreen text for the item you focus on. As you move focus, VoiceOver speaks and the braille display prints the text. The braille display may include additional buttons that support basic Apple TV 4K navigation.
Adjust braille settings
Go to Settings
on Apple TV 4K.Go to Accessibility > VoiceOver > Braille, then do any of the following:
Select Match Input and Output Tables to turn it on or off. If this setting is off, you can choose different language tables for Output and Input.
Select Output, then choose how you want to show braille output.
Note: The number of options available depends on the language and tables you choose from the Select Braille Tables setting below.
Select Input, then choose how you want to type braille input.
Select Automatic Translation to turn it on or off. When this setting is off, you need to indicate on your braille display when you want Apple TV 4K to translate the characters you type.
Select Braille Tables, then select a table or choose Add Braille Table to select a language and its available tables.
Select Alert Display Duration, then swipe to set the duration that an alert will be visible on your braille display.
Output closed captions in braille during media playback
Go to Settings
on Apple TV 4K.Go to Accessibility > Verbosity > Media Descriptions, then choose Braille or Speech and Braille.
See an expanded description of the status cell
On your braille display, press the status cell’s router button.