Missed a Show? How IPTV Catch-Up Actually Works
Catch-up TV lets you replay recent broadcasts on supported channels. Here's how the feature works and its typical limits.

Catch-up TV is one of the more useful but less understood IPTV features. Here's what it actually does and how it differs from other content types.
What Catch-Up TV Actually Does
Catch-up lets you replay a recent broadcast from a live channel after it has already aired, rather than requiring you to have been watching at the original air time.
How It Differs From Regular VOD
Unlike a dedicated movie library, catch-up content is tied to specific live broadcasts and is usually only available for a limited window after airing.
Typical Catch-Up Windows
Availability windows vary by channel and provider, commonly ranging from a day to about a week after the original broadcast, though this isn't universal across every channel.
Which Channels Usually Support It
Not every channel in a lineup supports catch-up — it's more commonly available on major entertainment and news channels than on smaller or niche ones.
Finding Catch-Up Content in Your App
Most apps surface catch-up content through the EPG itself — look for a "replay" or rewind icon next to recently aired programs.
