Frequently Asked Questions

Viewers find catch up programmes inside the Vodlix electronic programme guide by scrolling back to earlier entries, so there is no separate catch up section to learn.

No. That is the point of recording in the network rather than on a device. There is no hardware to ship or support, no local storage to fill, and a viewer who switches from a television to a phone keeps everything.

Yes. From the admin panel you can send a push notification to every app user at once or to a single device, with a title, a message and an optional link to an episode or film. The platform also sends push notifications on its own when a live event or release that a viewer asked to be reminded about is about to start.

Yes, all of them read one list. Purchases inside the iOS and Android apps run through the stores' own billing and carry the renewal terms those stores require, so the apps pass review, but the package itself is defined once.

Yes. When a title has an MPAA rating, viewers see it in the title details next to its maturity level, for example 13+ and PG-13. Titles without an MPAA rating show the maturity level alone.

Vodlix publishes the same catalogue to your branded website, iOS and Android apps and TV apps, so every show and episode is available on the screens your audience uses.

Yes. A Vodlix subscriber can purchase a premium title outside their plan, such as a live event or early release, adding transactional revenue on top of the subscription.

Yes. The plan sets the ceiling and the viewer can pick anything at or below it, which matters for people on metered connections. What they cannot do is exceed their entitlement.

Vodlix Restrict Signup limits account creation to users approved by an administrator, keeping a private, enterprise or invitation only streaming service exclusive and secure.

Yes. Vodlix lets you limit account creation to the web portal and block signups from mobile and TV apps, so onboarding happens only where you can verify it.

Yes. The Vodlix Tizen app is built from the ground up for Samsung's Tizen platform, with full native functionality and performance, so it behaves the way Samsung TV owners expect.

Vodlix publishes your app to the Samsung Tizen Store, handling submission, certification and updates, so it reaches millions of Samsung smart TV users worldwide.

Yes. The Vodlix Tizen app is fully customisable to your brand, with your logo, colours and catalogue throughout and nothing pointing back to Vodlix.

Vodlix handles platform security, compliance and ongoing maintenance for the Tizen app, so your team can focus on content and growth rather than app upkeep.

Yes. A genre filter sits at the top of the Vodlix series listing, because most viewers choose a show by mood rather than by title, and filtering narrows a long list quickly.

Yes. Because Vodlix stores seasons and episodes as a real structure, finishing the last episode of one season offers the first episode of the next, so viewing continues without returning to browse.

The structure is the same and the layout is not. A remote control has four directions and an OK button, which rules out most of what works with a mouse, so the television listing is built for that rather than being a scaled down web page.

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. 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.

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.