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.
Choose a 30-day or 1-year plan after your 14-day free trial — current prices are shown in Google Play. Also on YouTube.
What the video shows
- A film line with its subtitles on screen. On one word the sound meter drops and the word is muted; the picture keeps playing and the sound comes straight back.
- The filter strengths you can choose: off, mild, family or strict.
- One setting, made on a phone, followed by every linked television in the house.
- What it works with today: Stremio, Android TV, Google TV and TV boxes.
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:
- “Automatically mute profanity on your Android TV.” A television shows the film.
- “Nothing is cut, blurred or skipped.” A sound waveform drops to silence on one word, then returns: “The sound comes straight back.”
- “You choose how strict. Off, mild, family or strict.” Descriptions of each level are shown.
- “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.
- “Works with: Stremio, Android TV, Google TV, TV boxes.”
- “Family Filter TV. The first 14 days are free. Get it on Google Play. familyfiltertv.com”