Movies in store but not downloaded

[nrwatson]

Is it possible to see all you movies that you have brought from the store but no longer on the system
Sorry if this is such a basic question


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[ht guy]

Yes, via the web or the K app.
No via a Strato.

 

[cinelife]

Go to "Manage" then "My Movies," you'll see the filters. (Using web browser)
In the App, use the "More" tab on main page to see "My Movies", then use the filter at the top of the page to see the movies that you own but are not downloaded.

(ht guy is correct, I'm just adding the above for new owners.)

Jim

 

[nrwatson]

Thank you What happens to movies you own that have been taken off the web site


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[cinelife]

Thank you What happens to movies you own that have been taken off the web site


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They remain in your account and will be playable, and downloadable in the future if needed.

Jim

 

[randman]

Showing all movies (downloaded & not downloaded) on the Strato C interface would be nice. I suppose this has been a long time request from end users. The web browser and app aren't useful for family and friends that are visiting, and who don't have access to the app or browser. For them, it would be nice if the Strato C interface would just show all purchased movies. Movies that have not been downloaded can be displayed with a small icon indicating that download would be required. For example, on a Mac, Apple iTunes libraries that have not been downloaded (but have been purchased) have a small cloud icon with down arrow (see Avengers in figure below), indicating that they need to be downloaded:



EDIT: IMO (and having a software background), I think this is a very simple feature to implement. But maybe not implementing it gives additional incentive to buy huge servers?

 

[Vodder]

@randman spot on IMO and your EDIT comment is the only thing I can think of too

 

[MikeKobb]

Guys, I also have a software background, oddly enough. One of the lessons I've learned so far in 30-odd years doing this professionally is that there are pitfalls to making judgments about what is "simple" to implement when you don't have knowledge of the inner workings of a particular product. I'm not going to get into those inner workings, but I hope that you'll accept my assurance that what you're suggesting, while certainly possible, is not simple.

In the meantime, by the way, if you go into the Movie Store section in the Strato UI, if you scroll up a couple of rows you'll find "My Movies". That view shows everything you've purchased. Movies that you've downloaded can be played directly from there. Movies you don't own can be downloaded. It's definitely not everything you're asking for -- there's no way to filter the view to just show the movies that aren't downloaded, for example. But it is a way to find an owned movie in the OSD to find a movie and download it without having to go to the web or the app if you don't have either of those handy. If you're looking for a specific movie you can of course also search.

 

[Darth_LFE]

Guys, I also have a software background, oddly enough. One of the lessons I've learned so far in 30-odd years doing this professionally is that there are pitfalls to making judgments about what is "simple" to implement when you don't have knowledge of the inner workings of a particular product. I'm not going to get into those inner workings, but I hope that you'll accept my assurance that what you're suggesting, while certainly possible, is not simple.

In the meantime, by the way, if you go into the Movie Store section in the Strato UI, if you scroll up a couple of rows you'll find "My Movies". That view shows everything you've purchased. Movies that you've downloaded can be played directly from there. Movies you don't own can be downloaded. It's definitely not everything you're asking for -- there's no way to filter the view to just show the movies that aren't downloaded, for example. But it is a way to find an owned movie in the OSD to find a movie and download it without having to go to the web or the app if you don't have either of those handy. If you're looking for a specific movie you can of course also search.

is it just as complicated (not simple) to have a csv file with ALL purchased movies? A printable list of every purchased movie would be awesome.

 

[Transepoch]

It's definitely not everything you're asking for -- there's no way to filter the view to just show the movies that aren't downloaded, for example.

The regular onscreen interface will show what's downloaded, and the web interface/mobile app can filter to what isn't downloaded, so between them we can filter the two states?

 

[MikeKobb]

Yeah, the request was specifically to see movies you own but haven’t downloaded in the onscreen display. That’s the context where you can’t currently do that. It’s absolutely possible in the apps and on the web.

 

[Darth_LFE]

Yeah, the request was specifically to see movies you own but haven’t downloaded in the onscreen display. That’s the context where you can’t currently do that. It’s absolutely possible in the apps and on the web.

But why can't there be a cvs file that has all our purchases (meaning all the movies we own)? Why is the cvs file only the downloaded movies? Is this a request that can be granted without major labor/coding ?

 

[MikeKobb]

I will pass that request on to the store team.

 

[audioguy123]

I've been waiting for this response well before this question was raised. A year later and no answer!!!