IPTV Lux movies, series and catch-up TV

On-demand viewing

Video on demand lets you choose a film or series episode without waiting for a live broadcast. Categories, search and artwork are displayed by your player, so two apps can present the same subscription in different ways.

The supplied project catalogue is described as more than 179,000 movies and series. Counts, specific titles, languages and picture quality can change. Ask support to check a must-have title before purchasing a long term.

• Search by title or category
• Check available audio and subtitles
• Availability can change

Catch-up and replay

Catch-up TV refers to a replay window for supported live channels. It is not the same as a permanent on-demand library. Whether a past programme appears depends on the channel source, guide data, replay window and player support.

In a compatible app, open the programme guide, navigate to a past event and look for a replay or play icon. If the option is absent on one channel, try a known catch-up channel before assuming the player is misconfigured.

• Requires channel support
• Requires compatible player controls
• Replay windows vary

Make browsing more comfortable

A fast device and current player version help large libraries load smoothly. Many players let you save favourites, resume an episode or filter content by genre. Parental controls are especially relevant when adult categories are included in the plan.

If artwork loads but video does not, test another title and then a live channel. That distinction helps support identify whether the issue is the connection, player or a particular source.

• Save favourites
• Use parental controls when needed
• Test another title to isolate issues

Choose the right plan

VOD access is part of the same subscription feature set across the displayed plans. Duration and simultaneous device count change the fixed selling total; they do not add a separate adult-category charge.

A household watching a film and a live game at the same time needs two connections. Use the pricing selector to check the exact total for your expected use.

• One active stream per connection
• Same core features across plans
• 12-month term includes one bonus month

Planning your vod & catch-up setup

Think of live TV, on-demand titles and catch-up as three viewing paths. Live TV follows a current stream and schedule. VOD starts a chosen title from its beginning when it is in the catalogue. Catch-up looks backward in a supported channel’s schedule for a limited period. A player can show these in separate tabs, and its wording may be different. Knowing the distinction prevents searching the wrong menu for a missed programme.

A large library is easier to use when you narrow it deliberately. Search with the original and localized title, browse a genre, then inspect audio and subtitle options before starting a long film. Different versions can have different picture quality or language tracks. If a title disappears, it may have been renamed, moved or removed; ask about availability instead of assuming a player failure.

Replay depends on a useful programme guide. When the guide is empty or the device time is wrong, a catch-up interface can look broken even though live TV works. Refresh the EPG first, then try a channel known to support replay. If the player offers an archive icon, open a past programme from there. Not every channel or event permits it, and replay windows can be shorter than a subscription term.

For households with different tastes, plan the number of active streams before buying. One person watching a series while another watches a game uses two simultaneous connections, even if both apps are installed on more devices. Save favourites and use parental controls so the included adult category does not appear in an unsuitable profile. The price selector shows exactly how the fixed total changes with connection count.

Practical vod & catch-up tips

For a movie night, test playback before everyone settles in. Start a short segment, check the preferred audio track and subtitles, then return to the beginning. An on-demand title may be listed in several versions with different quality options. A small advance check can reveal which one fits your connection and display without changing the plan.

When a catch-up programme is unavailable, note whether the channel ever shows an archive symbol and how far back you are trying to watch. A replay window can end while a live channel continues to work perfectly. That is a different issue from a missing VOD title. Give support the programme name and broadcast time, with your time zone, for a meaningful availability check.

Before choosing vod & catch-up

The easiest way to judge a library is to try the viewing task you care about. A family might search for a particular genre, open subtitles and then resume an episode on the living room screen. A sports viewer might instead open yesterday’s guide entry and look for a replay indicator. Those are different tests, and success in one does not imply the other feature exists on every channel. Keep the player updated, allow catalogue and guide imports to finish, and ask about current availability for a title that is central to your purchase. If you plan to watch on two screens together, choose the matching connection count; the fixed total covers the same core catalogue without a separate VOD surcharge.