tvg+

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tvg+

122 users

2024-04-20

tvgplus

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tvg+ TVGuardian, the Foul Language Filter

What is TVGuardian?
TVGuardian (TVG) technology has been around since 1999. Originally a set top box, TVG has appeared in VHS players, DVD, BluRay, and DishNetwork. Now with tvg+ the technology is ready for the online era.

tvg+ is a browser extension of the TVGuardian powered service that works with a variety of streaming services and web content to filter offensive words and phrases. tvg+ is expanding its filtering technology to target over 350 variations of foul language references and vulgar terms. It is also a far better experience for the viewer by randomizing replacements, grammar detection, and plural matching.

TVGuardian monitors the hidden closed-caption text in the background while you watch TV. Even though you usually do not see the closed-captions, nearly all streaming services have closed captions for TV shows and movies. TVG reads the closed captions ahead of the audio, and knows what’s going to be said before it’s said. Each word is checked against a dictionary of more than 350+ offensive words and phrases. When a foul word or phrase is detected, tvg+ automatically mutes the offensive language.

TVGuardian has multiple filter settings, including: Strict, Moderate, Tolerant.

Word Sets fine-tune your viewing experience: allow some offensive religious uses, sexual references, foreign words, rude references, drug references, and common racial words and phrases.

Q: Does tvg+ catch-all offensive words and phrases?
tvg+ is very accurate. It does catch 100% in most movies and TV programs. It may miss a word from time to time if an error exists in the closed captioning. On average it has better than a 95% accuracy rate.

Q: Some words seem to slip through, why is that?
tvg+ detects profanity by reading the closed-captioning information. Occasionally, because of errors in the closed-captioning information, bad words may slip through.

Q: Does the tvg+ just mute the profane word?
No. tvg+ mutes around the phrase when profanity is detected. This is due to the automatic nature of the technology.

Q: Do closed captions need to be turned on?
Yes, closed captions need to be turned on in order for tvg+ to detect words and phrases.

Reviews

Ken Crabtree
Ken Crabtree

Installed the extension and watched "Four Weddings and a Funeral" on Prime Video without foul language! I'd watched it before but all the cursing kind of ruined it for me. This worked perfectly. And it's not just for watching on my PC. Attached an HDMI cord from laptop to my big screen TV and received great quality. Love it.

Aland Coons
Aland Coons

This extension works with Chrome and other compatible browsers such as Brave to remove foul language based on the available closed captioning. I used to use the "set top" boxes for TVG years ago (in the days of VCR/DVD players) and this works similarly but is updated to be able to filter streaming services from Hulu, Netflix, Prime Video, and YouTube TV (known list as of 6/2024).

Elizabeth Nunnally
Elizabeth Nunnally

I love being able to watch streaming services without foul language! This extension is super easy to use. I love that it filters the bad language out but replaces it with an appropriate phrase. Definitely recommend!

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