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Continue Watching: Resume Any Title in One Button

Stopping is not quitting. Vodlix remembers the exact position and offers Resume on the next screen a viewer opens, with time left shown.

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Continue Watching: Resume Any Title in One Button

The First Two Minutes Decide Whether a Viewer Returns

Vodlix continue watching is built on the understanding that stopping is not quitting. A viewer who stopped forty minutes into a film has not rejected it; they ran out of evening. The next time they open the service decides whether the title gets finished or forgotten, and those first two minutes matter more than any recommendation. Vodlix makes finishing the easy option. For OTT operators, continue watching is a direct lever on completion rates and retention.


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Continue Watching rail

Everything in progress, up front.

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One button

Position already correct.

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Or start over

Play from beginning right beside it.

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One Resume Button in the First Place They Look

The Vodlix continue watching rail removes the friction from returning. Every in progress title appears in one row, in the first place a viewer looks when the app opens, with the playback position already correct. One button resumes at the exact second they stopped. There is no remembering which episode, no finding the title again and no scrubbing to the right point. Removing those steps is what turns an unfinished title into a finished one.


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Restart From the Beginning When They Want To

Vodlix places Play from beginning right beside Resume in the continue watching rail, so viewers who want to start a title again can do so without hunting for the option. Sometimes a viewer wants to rewatch the opening, share a film with someone new or restart after a long gap. The rail serves both intentions equally. Offering restart alongside resume respects the viewer's choice rather than assuming it.


The Same Continue Watching Rail on Every Screen

Playback position in Vodlix belongs to the account, not the device, so the continue watching rail is the same wherever a viewer opens the service next. A film paused on the television appears at the same position on a phone, a tablet or the web. Cross device continuity means the viewer's session is never tied to one screen. The same rail everywhere is what makes continue watching reliable enough for viewers to depend on.


Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about taking advantage of this limited-time offer? Check out the FAQ for answers.

What is Continue Watching on Vodlix?
Vodlix Continue Watching is a home screen rail that resurfaces every partly watched title with a Resume button at the exact position the viewer stopped and the time remaining shown.
Does Continue Watching show how much time is left?
Yes. Each in progress title in the Vodlix Continue Watching rail shows a progress indicator and the remaining time, so the viewer knows what finishing it will take.
Can a viewer start a title over instead of resuming?
Yes. Vodlix places a Play from beginning option directly beside Resume in the Continue Watching rail, so restarting is as easy as continuing.
Does Continue Watching work across devices?
Yes. Playback position on Vodlix belongs to the account rather than the device, so the Continue Watching rail is identical on a phone, television or the web.
How is Continue Watching different from Watch History?
Vodlix Continue Watching is the on screen rail for resuming in progress titles quickly. Vodlix Watch History is the viewer's full, manageable record of everything they have watched.
Can viewers remove something from their activity?
Yes, row by row from their own account. It costs nothing to offer and viewers appreciate it, particularly on a shared account where one person watching something unusual would otherwise shape what everybody is recommended for weeks.
Does each profile keep its own position?
Positions belong to the viewer rather than being pooled across a household, which is the reason profiles exist at all. A family sharing one subscription should not be sharing one place in a series.
Does continue watching work for live content?
Resume applies to on demand titles, where there is a fixed position to return to. Live channels work differently, and catching up on something already broadcast is handled by recording, which is described under network DVR rather than here.