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This may seem like a silly question but it's something no one can really answer but everyone I ask thinks its a great idea. I'll set the situation up: I change the channel to HBO and I see a movie (let's say Gladiator) is already playing and it's about half way through. I decide I'd like to watch the movie in it's entirety at that moment (not search for upcoming shows or schedule a recording in the future). How come there isn't some sort of link available that will take me directly into On Demand to see if the movie/show I'm currently is available? Say something like while watching the movie I could press the "Info" button and there is a "Search On Demand" option. Or even better yet, an area on the Info screen that says "Available on On Demand - Click to watch" The current process would require me to press the On Demand button (and exit the movie), and either browse through the options (Premium Channels>HBO>All Movies>) and scroll to find "Gladiator" or either press the On Demand button>Search and then enter in "Gladiator" using the on-screen keyboard (not fun)
Like I said, I know its silly in the grand scheme of the world, but it seems like something that wouldn't require a lot (it's not like I'm wishing for a dedicated button on the remote) and would be a nice feature to have.
Anyways what I suspect is that Verizon wants you to browse the On Demand section from the first screen so that you're bombarded with the ads for the up coming pay per views.
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Try info, info, Until menu with program options, then upcoming shows. Sometimes the on-demand shows but not always.
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@logan8 wrote:
It is a good idea. However given the situation you mentioned I believe I would just set the movie to record so that I could watch it later. Sometimes a movie will play on live tv but still not be available On Demand.
Remember if you are already part way into a movie and your tuner wasn't already on that channel (or if its already 1 hour in) you can't just record it. You need to find upcoming time or a On demand. The one is easy to do the other may not be, and is what the OP is asking for.