Ignite TV (Formerly BlueCurve) app Download-to-go feature
Overview
Learn about the Ignite TV App (formerly BlueCurve TV App) download-to-go feature including how to download the app and how to use the Download-to-go feature.How to download
To download an On Demand title to your mobile device you can select the "download-to-go" icon. TV shows must be added by episode.
To make finding downloadable titles easier, you can filter On Demand TV Shows, Movies and Networks by "Available for Download" to see only titles that you can download to your device for offline viewing.
How to manage devices
When you first request to download content, the device you are using will automatically be authorized for Download-to-go (D2G) use. If you reach your device limit, the Ignite TV App will present you with a message letting you know that you cannot register any more devices.
There are two ways in which you can de-authorize an old device from this service so that you can add a new one in its place:
Option One: From Within the Ignite TV App
From within the Ignite TV App, you can select an option to de-authorize the specific device you're using - you cannot de-authorize other devices on the account. To access this option, select "Settings" and then "Manage Download Devices".
Through My Account, you can simply remove the device from the authorized list for Ignite TV App. This will remove access to both the app and de-authorize the device for download-to-go. Once your device has become de-authorized you will no longer be able to access the app or any downloaded content.
Download-to-go
How many devices can I use download-to-go on?
There is a 5 device limit.
How many devices can I download to each device?
You can download up to 10 titles onto your device. To download more, you will first need to delete existing downloaded titles.
When do titles expire?
Titles that have been downloaded to a device will expire and become unavailable for offline playback after 30 days.
What is the Download-to-go playback quality?
You will have the choice of "medium" and "high" video playback quality when initiating a download - selecting "high" quality means a larger file size. On smaller displays, the difference in viewing experience between high and medium video quality is not significant, therefore we recommend medium video quality due to its smaller file size.