Favourites, watchlist, continue watching
Four lists, all per profile, all synced.
| List | What goes in it | How |
|---|---|---|
| Favourites | Channels, films and series | The star, or hold OK → favourite |
| Watchlist | Films and series to watch later | The bookmark on a card |
| Continue watching | Anything started and not finished | Automatic, from playback position |
| My groups | Your own named lists of channels | Hold OK → add to group |
Favourites versus groups
Section titled “Favourites versus groups”Favourites are one flat list. Groups are as many named lists as you like. Use favourites for “the twenty channels I actually watch”, groups for “sport”, “kids”, “news”.
Both appear in the Live folder screen, on the home screen, and as filters in the channel list.
Continue watching
Section titled “Continue watching”Built from playback position, which is saved per profile and synced with a short delay. Start a film on the phone, open the television, and it is there at the same second.
A title leaves the row when you finish it. To remove one before then, hold the tile.
Per profile
Section titled “Per profile”Every profile has its own favourites, watchlist, history and groups. Switching profile switches all four at once. That is the point of profiles, see Profiles, PINs and locked categories.
What happens when a playlist goes away
Section titled “What happens when a playlist goes away”Removing a playlist removes its channels from your groups, and deletes any group that is left empty. Favourites and history entries for those channels go with it.
Changing a playlist’s link is different and more dangerous, which is why the app asks you a question first, see Refreshing and changing a source.