Player, channel list and categories on one screen with the guide a tap away. Live TV that feels like television.
Vodlix live TV is built around how people actually watch linear channels: by flicking through them. Viewers do not read synopses for live TV; if a channel is not interesting within seconds, they move on. Vodlix keeps the player, the channel list and categories on one screen, so changing channel does not mean going back to a menu. Live TV that feels like television is what keeps viewers inside the service rather than reaching for another remote.
No going back to switch.
Now playing above the list.
Start on phone, finish on the big screen.
Vodlix live TV uses categories and channel numbers to keep a long list usable. A dozen channels is a list; two hundred is not. Categories narrow the lineup to news, sport, entertainment or local channels, and each channel carries its own number for direct tuning from a remote. Search finds a channel by name. These tools keep a large channel lineup as easy to navigate as a small one.
In Vodlix live TV, what is playing now sits directly above the channel list, and the full program guide is one tap away rather than a separate destination. Most viewers only ever need the now and next view to decide, and the full schedule is there for those who want it. Now playing information updates as channels change. Keeping the guide close but out of the way gives viewers the information they need without interrupting the flow of watching.
Vodlix live TV supports starting a channel on a phone and throwing it to the television without restarting the stream. Live viewing in a household often begins on a handset, with someone checking what is on before moving to the big screen. Casting and handoff make that transition seamless. A channel found in the pocket continues in the living room, which matches how people already behave.
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