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Siri Doesn't Speak?
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Apple's product info pages for the AppleTV answers your question: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT205300
Then again, there's always Google
Then again, there's always Google
Apple's product info pages for the AppleTV answers your question: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT205300
Then again, there's always Google
Telling someone to go somewhere else other than using the forums here is a bit silly no? The entire purpose of the forums is to ask questions, get answers, and discuss.
not really, if it's a question thats easily answered in the product literature.
might teach someone how to look for an answer themselves instead of needing everything handed to them.
most of the time going to google will get an answer in a few seconds instead of waiting an hour or 2 for someone else to do the same google search fro them.
That's a little pompous isn't it? If you can't ask an apple related question on an apple forum then what's the point. No matter how small or how many times something has been asked just be helpful and provide the answer. Sometimes I ask the forum here because I know there are a lot of knowledgeable who not only have the answer but can also provide additional useful information around the issue. Also, some people have busy lives and don't have the luxury of sitting at their computer for hours researching things, or trawling through old forum posts.
If you scroll up, you'll notice i did provide the answer in the first response.
for simple questions about basic functionality, it doesn't require "hours of research" and google is much quicker.
I knew the answer already, but just tried to find an answer for this question
I googled "does siri speak on the apple tv" I had the answer in a few seconds (1 second of typing, 1/2 second of page load, 5 seconds of reading), didn't even have to leave the google result page, as the little clip under the second link said "Siri won't talk to you"
the answer was on my screen in less time that it takes to open a new post, and type the question. And that's not taking in to account the time waiting for someone else to read the post and reply.
I don't mind helping people out on the forums, but sometimes when they can't take the time to help themselves, it does get a bit annoying.
A failed attempt to redefine what someone has typed in the forums here is a bit silly, no?
I provided a link to a product page that answered the OP's question, and provides comprehensive additional information about how to use Siri with the ATV -- the link also serves as a resource that will be continuously updated as Siri ATV functionality expands. Additionally, I provided another link with a pre-typed Google search on the topic. Certainly more contributory than your post That isn't 'telling someone to go somewhere else', doing that would be making a statement along the lines of "have you tried reading the manual" or "Google is a great resource, why not spend 10 seconds typing out an easy phrase".
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