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Foreign language subtitles in HDMI connected streaming devices not working


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On my LG 60SJ850T, Watching Horizon from AppleTV streaming service. Western with some scenes with Apache language being spoken. No subtitles appearing. When CC is on, see “foreign language being spoken”. When viewed on iPhone, there are subtitles. Have tried same movie using chrome cast TV, and casting from iPhone to Apple TV device. Never get subtitles. Verified subtitles work when I stream to same chromecast TV connected to a different TV. 
 

reset LG TV to factory settings after trying all available CC and subtitle settings on TV. Still no subtitles. 

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