Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Deleting comments is controlled by the Admin Delete Access permission. Give it to the staff roles who moderate your community, and keep it away from roles that should not remove what viewers write.

Yes. The Vodlix public API has endpoints to rate a title and to list and post comments, so an app or website you build yourself can use the same comments and ratings as your storefront.

No. In Vodlix live TV the player and channel list stay on the same screen, so switching channels is instant and never means going back to a menu.

No. Vodlix designs the web, mobile and TV interfaces separately for how each device is operated, with the same catalogue structure underneath, so nothing is stretched from one platform onto another.

Yes. Your Vodlix theme, colours and branding apply across every screen. Each interface differs only in how it is operated, so the brand reads consistently from a phone to a television.

Because a poster is a much faster decision than a title, and viewers give each item about a second. Large artwork is not a stylistic choice, it is a response to how quickly people actually scan a catalogue.

Vodlix multicast lets you send a live channel once and have the network replicate it to every receiver, so the cost of delivering a channel is largely independent of how many people are watching.

Vodlix offers a feature that allows you to communicate with your audience in their native language, eliminating language barriers.

English is the default language in Vodlix. However, you can change the default language according to your audience region.

Yes, you can download and export language strings in English, translate them into as many languages as you want, and import them back into Vodlix.

Yes, Vodlix provides RTL language support for all devices, including TV and mobile apps.

Yes, you can translate your website or app according to geographical area to provide a localized experience for your viewers.

Yes, Vodlix's video player supports subtitles and multi-audio in multiple languages, allowing your viewers to watch their favorite content in their preferred language.

No. This is the language of your catalogue metadata, the titles and descriptions people read while deciding what to watch. Subtitles are the language of the content itself while it plays, and they are handled separately on each title.

Often not. Many viewers, including children and multitaskers, will not read and watch at once, and some markets treat subtitled content as unfinished. Dubbed audio tracks on Vodlix make a title genuinely watchable there.

It does, through the same mechanism. Once a title can carry multiple tracks, a described audio track is simply another one, and accessibility requirements around streaming have been tightening in a number of jurisdictions.

Yes. Vodlix shows performance per gateway, including failed and successful transactions, so you can route volume toward the providers that settle reliably in each region.

Vodlix nDVR, or network DVR, records live channels in the cloud so viewers can watch programmes after they have aired, giving linear channels the flexibility of on demand content.

The Vodlix Orders Manager shows every rental, purchase and subscription transaction in a single ledger, with the buyer, amount, payment status, refund history and gateway visible on each row.

Viewers subscribe for something specific to watch. Showing package contents answers that question at the point of decision, which converts better than asking viewers to pay to find out.