⚡ Quick answer: VOD (video on demand) is the movie and series library included alongside live channels — a standing catalog you can start anytime, not tied to a broadcast schedule.
Every Xtreme HD IPTV plan includes an 80,000+ title VOD library alongside the live channel lineup — here's how it's organized and how it differs from live TV and catch-up.
What VOD Actually Includes
Movies and TV series that aren't tied to any broadcast time — you browse a catalog and start anything immediately, the same basic model as a typical on-demand streaming app.
How Players Organize It
Most IPTV players automatically separate Live TV, Movies, and Series into distinct sections when the source data supports it, so VOD content doesn't get mixed into the live channel list.
VOD vs. Catch-Up TV
VOD is a standing library independent of broadcast dates. Catch-up TV, by contrast, replays a specific program tied to when it actually aired live — the two solve different problems.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does VOD stand for?
Video on demand — a library of movies and series you can start anytime, rather than a live broadcast schedule.
How is VOD different from catch-up TV?
VOD is a standing library not tied to broadcast dates; catch-up TV specifically lets you replay something that aired live within roughly the past week.
Where do I find the VOD library in my player?
Most players separate it into its own "Movies" and "Series" section alongside Live TV, automatically organized when your source provides that structure.
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