Call Captioning - Accessibility Settings on Echo Show (Audio Described) @AmazonAlexa
Call Captioning - Accessibility Settings on Echo Show (Audio Described)  @AmazonAlexa
Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Call Captioning enables people to see captions for Alexa calls in near real time. When you turn on the feature, supported Alexa devices will display captions for Alexa calls including Drop Ins.

Learn how to use Call Captioning, including turning on all captions in settings on Echo Show at amazon.com/b/ref=ods_afe_hp_htcg?node=21213732011

Learn more about Alexa accessibility and assistive technology features: amazon.com/b/?node=21101808011

Explore assistive devices like the Amazon Echo Show: amazon.com/b?ie=UTF8&node=9818047011

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Alexa Accessibility - Alexa for Everyone

Alexa's accessibility features can help make life a little easier. You can use Alexa to set reminders, stay in touch with friends and family, get product information, create a shopping list, or for help in the kitchen. Alexa has accessibility settings and features to help with hearing, mobility, speech, and vision disabilities. Alexa can help with everyday activities to help you be more productive, stay entertained, and better connected with the people you care about most.

Transcript:

Audio Description: Call captioning.

A blond woman, Meg, washes mushrooms at a kitchen sink. Vegetables rest on a cutting board. She dices cucumbers and chops bell peppers.

A redhead, Elizabeth, sets groceries in a car. She gets her phone. Meg answers a call on an Echo Show. Captions appear with split-screen images.

Elizabeth: Hi. I got everything. Could you turn the oven on for me?

Audio Description: Meg signs, "It's already done."

Elizabeth: Will you make a salad? Oh, and Julian and Sandra said that they're on their way.

Audio Description: Meg displays a salad.

Elizabeth: Nice! See you in a bit.

Audio Description: Outside, Meg grills kabobs and corn on the cob. Elizabeth waves to an approaching couple. She signs, "Nice to meet you."

Julian signs, "Nice to meet you, too. Good signing."

Meg signs, "Salad. Fantastic."

Learn more about call captioning at amazon.com/AlexaAccessibility



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