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Adverts unsuitable for children and young people are only served in advert breaks of content unlikely to appeal to children. This is in line with scheduling guidance from Clearcast. Clearcast is the industry body that assesses adverts against the UK Code of Broadcast Advertising (the BCAP Code - https://www.asa.org.uk/codes-and-rulings/advertising-codes/broadcast-code.html), which sets out what is and isn’t permitted.
The Parental PIN restricts access to age-rated programme content, not advertising content. For more information please read - https://www.channel4.com/4viewers/faqs/all-4/how-content-restricted-ensure-children-and-young-people-are-unable-access -
Watch Live is supported on most of our platforms (Amazon, Roku, PS4, Samsung Tizen, iOS, Android and Channel4.com).
To check the TV Guide CLICK HERE
If you are having any issues with Watch Live please get in touch via our CONTACT US form.
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Subtitles via Watch Live are supported on most of our programming and platforms (Amazon, Roku, iOS, Android and within a web browser) however not everything will carry subtitles either because none are available or, as in the case of some of our older content, because the subtitle format is not compatible (e.g Everybody Loves Raymond, Frasier, etc.). If subtitles are available, an 'S' button will be visible on screen.
If you are having any issues with the subtitles via Watch Live please get in touch via our CONTACT US form.
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We might use emojis within the digital services and products within All 4 and within any other media used by us and such emojis are used by us under licence and are credited and attributed as follows: © Licensing; Copyright 2020 Twitter, Inc and other contributors / Code licensed under the MIT License:
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If you're seeing this message it could be that your IP address is either not registered as UK-based or is blacklisted. If you log into this website (https://www.whatismyip.com/blacklist-check/) from your home address it can quickly check any issues that might be associated with the IP. If it tells you that your IP address is blacklisted - get in contact with your Internet service provider who should be able to assist. If not, then please drop us a line to Viewer Enquiries and we can look into this for you. www.channel4.com/contact
(Please note we are not responsible for the content of third party sites)
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My4 is a feature from All 4, Channel 4’s video on demand service, which allows you to manage your account, the shows you are watching, your watch history and those that you’ve added to My List to watch later.
To add a show to My List, visit our programmes page to find a programme. Click on the ‘My List’ button on the programme page. To remove the programme either click the button again, or go to My4 to manage your list.
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Amazon Fire TV has some built in accessibility tools that may be used with the All 4 App. The accessibility Tools can be found within the settings menu from the Amazon Fire TV Home Page
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Amazon Fire TV consists of a VoiceView Screen reader, which offers limited support within the app for users with visual impairments. Screen Magnification can also be enabled to zoom in on specific sections of the screen. There is also a high contrast setting, but this does not currently work with the All 4 app.
There is currently a highly visible focus highlighting mechanism within the All 4 app, Amazon screen magnification can be used within the app to increase the size of text and images if needed.
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Audio Description is not currently available within the All 4 app on Amazon Fire TV but is available on some content on All4.com [link http://www.channel4.com/programmes/categories/audio-described] and supported on the Android app.
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If you have hearing loss, more recent videos within the All 4 app have subtitles which can be accessed from within the playback menu and will be indicated with an 'S' Icon.
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