(NEXSTAR) – Since 2015, Netflix viewers have been bludgeoned over their eardrums with the streamer’s signature “Tudum” sound, a punchy sonic phrase that plays before its original programming.

Total time-saver! Netflix has introduced a new function allowing viewers to skip over the opening credits of the streaming site’s television series. The “skip intro” button, originally ...

The opening “ta-dum” sound that plays ahead of Netflix original shows and movies has become one of the most recognizable in the world over the last few years. Just about everyone you know can ...

Does Netflix need to keep showing me the “Skip Intro” button every episode when I’ve refused it consistently?

You may not know how to spell it (ta-dum? da-dum?), but it’s a noise you’ve heard thousands upon thousands of times: [Netflix sound]. The audio logo, which plays before every movie and episode ...

Netflix’s 'Skip Intro' Button Makes TV Ever More Like an App The option to bypass title sequences seems convenient, but it also tightens the bond between viewer and screen.

Some Netflix members are discovering a new time-saving option that could improve binge-watching on the streaming service. For viewers who are binge-watching a show, it can be annoying to have to ...

Netflix’s own sound designers have explained that the “Tudum” sound heard in the Netflix intro is based on a recording of a wedding ring knocking against a piece of furniture.