Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Featured shows sit in their own row separate from the most recent ones, so what you are promoting and what is simply new are distinguishable. Which shows appear there is decided through your content lists and editorial picks.

Vodlix stores a series as a real hierarchy: episodes belong to seasons and seasons belong to a show. The structure is explicit data, not a naming convention, so ordering, navigation and search all work from it.

Yes. Vodlix series management uses explicit season and episode numbering, so episodes always sort correctly within and across seasons, and adding a new episode places it without renumbering.

Each episode in Vodlix carries its own still image, synopsis, episode number and running time, so viewers see exactly where they are in a long show and can find a specific episode by search.

Yes. Vodlix offers the next episode automatically as the credits roll and holds viewing progress on the account, so a binge continues across devices and from one season into the next.

Yes. A real series hierarchy stops a show from becoming a folder of loose video files, which keeps a large Vodlix catalogue navigable for viewers and manageable for your content team.

A season picker on the title page, episodes listed with their own stills and synopses, the next episode offered as one finishes, and a resume point that remembers the exact episode rather than only the show.

Yes. Vodlix Shorts lets you publish vertical 9:16 videos as shorts series, grouped into volumes. They are managed in the same CMS as your films and series, with the same upload, publishing and monetization.

No. Shorts live in the same Vodlix admin as your films, series and live channels, on their own tab. Your team publishes them with the tools it already uses, under your own brand.

Open Settings, then Display & Listing, then the Content tab, and switch on Enable Short Content. The Shorts tab then appears in Content Manager, where you can create your first shorts series.

Yes. In the series editor, open Monetization and switch on the option that marks the series as a Shorts series. The series moves to the Shorts tab with its volumes and videos intact.

Yes. A shorts series has the same monetization settings as any series, so it can follow your platform default or be free with ads (AVOD), part of a subscription (SVOD) or paid per title (TVOD).

Vertical 9:16. Shorts are made for phones held upright, so upload 9:16 video and a portrait thumbnail to avoid cropping.

Yes. The Vodlix API lists shorts series, their volumes and each short with its title, length, portrait thumbnail and watch link, so a mobile app or a custom front end can show them.

Signing up takes a few clicks: the viewer enters an email address and a password, plus any extra fields you switch on, such as a name, date of birth or country, and accepts your terms. If you enable them, viewers can also sign in with a one-time code or a Facebook or Google account.

Yes. A single Vodlix account covers the website and the Android, iOS and smart TV apps, and on a TV the viewer can sign in with a code instead of typing a password. My List, profiles and viewing progress follow the account wherever the viewer signs in.

Yes. Viewers choose Forgot Password, enter their email address and follow the emailed link to set a new password, without contacting support.

Yes. You can switch on username, first and last name, phone number, date of birth, gender, zip code, country and language fields, add a terms checkbox and a marketing opt-in, and keep any field you do not need off the form.

Yes. You can require email verification before a new account becomes active, set a minimum password length, show a captcha on signup, and lock an account for a set time after repeated failed sign-in attempts.

Yes. Vodlix supports sign-in with Google, Facebook and Apple. Each provider has its own switch in your admin, and a button for it appears on your login page once it is set up and switched on.