How do I remove closed captioning on ATV?

My ATV has somehow acquired Closed Captioning for all the movies & tv shows that I watch. My reg. tv has the closed captioning turned OFF, and when I warch reg. tv I do not have this issue. When I go into Netflix on ATV, all of my movies have that disconcerting "text" for CC on it.
Have I done something silly that can be easily fixed, or should I reset ATV?
Thanks

I bought a brand new ATV 3 two days ago. I had the same problem with closed captions displaying, even though in settings it said CC was turned off. Instead of toggling that setting on & then off again, being new to the ATV I decided to first set up a distinctive, garish custom CC style to make sure it was the ATV that was displaying the captions & not something else.
Even though I had not toggled the setting on & off again or selected my custom CC style, when I exited settings the captions were no longer displayed. So it seems it is a lot like some preference settings in OS X: when they aren't doing what they are supposed to do, changing any of their options sometimes fixes whatever is wrong, even if it isn't a problem with that specific option.

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