First classify the item
Begin by deciding whether you opened included package content or a separately obtained meinVOD title. Freenet’s FAQ says its included package material needs an internet connection. That is the relevant distinction when someone expects every film visible in the service to become an offline file merely because the player has a download feature.
Read the mobile publisher description carefully
The meinVOD Android listing specifically advertises downloads of purchased films and series. It separately describes streaming rented and purchased items. The distinction does not justify promising offline access to every rental or package item. Open the exact title in the actual application and inspect the controls associated with that entitlement.
Keep platform statements within their scope
Freenet’s FAQ mentions iOS when describing offline additional purchases; the current Android publisher listing also describes purchased-content downloads. It would therefore be misleading to turn the FAQ’s iOS example into a blanket claim that Android never supports offline copies. Use the specific player listing and item controls, while recognising that publisher pages can describe different product layers.
Test a useful sample before relying on it
A practical preparation is to choose one purchased item you genuinely intend to watch, complete any offered download and inspect it in the player. Confirm the edition, audio needs and visible playback option while a connection remains available. This small check answers a different question from whether the package can stream at home. It also avoids filling a device with items whose offline rights you have not established.
Questions, answered
Can I assume every rented meinVOD item downloads?
No. The retrieved listing explicitly describes downloads for purchased items. Check the exact rental’s controls and current conditions rather than extending that statement to every entitlement.