Films on an IPTV subscription sit in an on-demand section of your app, separate from the live channel list, where your plan includes one. This page explains how that works and what to check first.
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One-off payment for the duration you choose.
Films are found in the app's on-demand section, not in the channel list.
Whether a plan includes on-demand films is set out on its plan page.
Picture quality depends on the plan, your screen and your broadband.
Subscription streaming apps are separate services and are not included.
Watching films with an IPTV subscription happens in the on-demand section of a compatible app, which sits beside the live channel list. You open a film, press play, and the app streams it over your broadband. Films are not a separate subscription, but whether your plan includes them is a fact to check on the plan page.
A live channel follows a schedule: the programme starts when it starts. An on-demand film waits for you. The two sit in different parts of the app, so a film you cannot find in the guide is looked for under Movies or VOD. The article films and series on demand through IPTV explains what "included" means and how it compares with subscription streaming apps, which are separate services and are not part of this one.
Most players let you pick subtitles and an audio track when the title offers them, and where they are offered varies by title. Quality is set by the plan, the screen and the speed of your line. Allow roughly 10 Mbps for each HD stream and 25 Mbps for 4K; broadband speed for IPTV has the full table.
Browse by category, search by title, or look at what your app calls Recently added. Catalogue pages on this site, such as the films catalogue, explain how a title fits a British IPTV subscription; they do not promise that a particular film is available.
The plans page shows every price and duration; what each plan includes is set out beside it.
