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Watch Family Filter TV mute swearing: a 30-second demo

A film line plays, one word is muted, and the sound comes straight back. Nothing is cut, blurred or skipped.

The 30-second launch video, with sound and English captions. Film: “Tears of Steel” © Blender Foundation | mango.blender.org, CC BY 3.0. One word is muted for the demo, with the filter on Strict.
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What the video shows

The video is a produced launch video that illustrates the effect. For what the app can and cannot do, read what it cannot do: muting is best effort, and it needs subtitles for the title.

Transcript

0:00 to 0:07. On screen: “Movie night. Kids on the couch.” A film plays with its subtitles shown. The character says: “Listen, Celia, I was young… and a [one word muted]. But that’s no reason to destroy the world.”

The rest of the video has music and no speech. The on-screen text, in order:

  1. “Automatically mute profanity on your Android TV.” A television shows the film.
  2. “Nothing is cut, blurred or skipped.” A sound waveform drops to silence on one word, then returns: “The sound comes straight back.”
  3. “You choose how strict. Off, mild, family or strict.” Descriptions of each level are shown.
  4. “One filter for the whole house. Set it on your phone. Every TV follows.” A phone and three televisions (Lounge, Spare room, Kids’ room) all set to Strict.
  5. “Works with: Stremio, Android TV, Google TV, TV boxes.”
  6. “Family Filter TV. The first 14 days are free. Get it on Google Play. familyfiltertv.com”

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