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 # Configuring text displayer
 
-Shaka Player supports two types of Text Displayer.
-1) Using the browser's native API, Shaka Player creates a textTrack along
-   with the AUDIO or VIDEO Element.
-2) Rendering the subtitles in a container in the DOM.
-3) Providing a custom text displayer factory would allow a developer to make
-   their own custom text displayer that fits neither category.
-
-By default, if not configured otherwise, the player will use type 1.
-To configure type 2, you have to call `setVideoContainer` function before
-making `attach` call in the player.
-
-Note: The UI calls setVideoContainer for you if the video's controls are
-disabled, so this isn't always necessary when using the UI.
+### Default displayers
+
+Shaka Player supports two implementations of {@link shaka.extern.TextDisplayer}
+which can be used to render & style content subtitles.
+
+#### SimpleTextDisplayer
+
+{@link shaka.text.SimpleTextDisplayer} which uses browser's native cue
+renderer. Shaka Player creates a custom text track attached to the video
+element and provides necessary data so video element can render it. This is
+the default displayer when shaka UI is **not** used.
+
+#### UITextDisplayer
+
+{@link shaka.text.UITextDisplayer} which renders subtitles inside of a DOM
+container provided to shaka.
+Container can be provided in 2 ways, by either a {@link shaka.Player}
+constructor or a {@link shaka.Player#setVideoContainer} method. This call
+is done automatically when using Shaka UI.
+```js
+// Take your custom video container element.
+const container = document.getElementById('video_container');
+// Attach container using player constructor.
+const player = new shaka.Player(/* mediaElement= */ null, container);
+// Alternatively, pass it using dedicated method.
+player.setVideoContainer(container);
+```
+
+### Text displayer configuration
+
+Additional configuration for the text displayer can be passed by calling:
+```js
+player.configure({
+   textDisplayer: {/*...*/}
+});
+```
+See {@link shaka.extern.TextDisplayerConfiguration} for more details.
+
+### Custom text displayer
+
+If none of displayers is suitable for your needs, you can prepare your own.
+To do that you need to implement {@link shaka.extern.TextDisplayer} interface
+and pass your custom displayer to shaka by calling:
+```js
+player.configure({
+   textDisplayFactory: () => new CustomTextDisplayer(),
+});
+```
+
+Keep in mind text displayers are used entirely for rendering subtitles related
+directly to the content. If you wish to display other information, i.e. stream
+metadata, you might consider using {@link shaka.ui.Overlay#setTextWatermark}
+instead.