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Use the player’s favourites or custom-group feature where available instead of rewriting the maintained source playlist. Local shortcuts let you organise daily viewing while keeping the original catalogue intact. Back them up through a supported export if the arrangement matters to you.
Explore guide ↗A supported hide-group or category-visibility setting can reduce clutter without changing the service account. Keep track of what you hide so later searches are easier to interpret. Hidden categories may remain available through another view, depending on the player.
Explore guide ↗Channel numbers may be generated from playlist order or assigned locally by the player. When the source list changes, those positions can move. If consistent daily navigation matters, use supported favourites and local ordering rather than relying on a source position that may change.
Explore guide ↗History and continue-watching lists are navigation features that remember previous activity. Their storage and removal controls vary by player. On a shared device, assume those lists may be visible to other users unless the app documents separate protected profiles.
Explore guide ↗Resume position can be stored locally by the app rather than in the streaming account. A second device may therefore start at the beginning even with the same login. Cross-device progress requires a documented synchronisation feature, not merely shared credentials.
Explore guide ↗Not necessarily. A player may hold a temporary buffer while the stream remains open, but that is different from a stored recording or a provider’s catch-up archive. The amount of pause available depends on the player, source and device storage behaviour.
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