How To Change Audio Language On Disney Plus Roku

Okay, let's talk Disney Plus on Roku. Specifically, that moment when Mickey Mouse starts speaking Klingon. Or, well, maybe not Klingon. But definitely a language you didn't sign up for.

The Great Language Escape

First, pause whatever cinematic masterpiece (or guilty pleasure) you're watching. Yes, even if it's The Mandalorian. Trust me, this is important.

Then, press that little asterisk () button on your Roku remote. You know, the one you probably never use. It's about to be your best friend.

Diving into the Options

A menu pops up! Isn't technology amazing? Look for the "Accessibility & languages" option. Sometimes it might just say "Languages," if you're lucky.

Now, you'll see options for audio tracks and subtitles. The audio track is the voice. The voice needs to match the mouth movements, right?

Pick your preferred language. English? Spanish? Maybe you do want Klingon. I'm not judging.

Subtitles: Friend or Foe?

While you're in the language menu, consider your subtitle situation. Are they necessary? Or are they distracting from all the animated glory?

I'm going to say something controversial: subtitles are sometimes evil. Okay, not *evil evil. But distracting? Absolutely. Especially if they're slightly off sync.

Unless you need them, maybe try ditching them. Live a little! Embrace the unknown. (But, you know, change the audio back to your native tongue first).

The "It's Still Not Working!" Panic

Okay, you changed the settings. You pressed buttons. You muttered incantations to the Roku gods. And Goofy is still speaking Portuguese.

Time for Plan B: Restart everything. Unplug the Roku. Unplug your TV. Maybe unplug your toaster for good measure. Wait a minute. Plug it all back in.

This works surprisingly often. It's like magic, but with electricity. And mild frustration.

The Unpopular Opinion Corner

Here's my super controversial opinion: The Disney Plus interface on Roku could be better. There. I said it.

Navigating those menus can feel like you're solving a Rubik's Cube blindfolded. It shouldn't be this hard to understand what Olaf is saying.

I mean, come on, Disney! You're supposed to be the masters of entertainment! Make the language settings easier to find than a hidden Mickey in The Lion King.

When All Else Fails...

If you've tried everything and Mickey is still mangling your mother tongue, contact Disney Plus support. Or Roku support. Or both. Good luck with that.

Maybe just learn a new language. That's one way to solve the problem, right? Think of it as "immersive learning." Thanks, Mickey!

At least you tried. And hey, maybe you discovered a new favorite show in a language you never knew existed. Silver linings, people!

The Happy Ending (Hopefully)

Hopefully, you've now successfully navigated the treacherous waters of Disney Plus language settings on Roku. You've emerged victorious!

Go forth and enjoy your shows. In the language of your choosing. May your streams be clear, your subtitles be optional, and your characters speak in perfect harmony.

And remember, if all else fails, there's always mute. Just kidding... mostly.