Identify which version is open
NLZIET’s current replay help uses a green playback bar and original broadcast clock times for Replay TV. On Demand uses a pink bar and elapsed playback time. Treat these as clues to the viewing version, with the caveat that presentation can differ by device. An evening clock value should not automatically be read as hours already watched.
Keep broadcast adverts separate from on-demand terms
The publisher says Replay TV can include the original broadcast’s advertising breaks, including for Premium and Extra customers. Those plans’ on-demand advertising treatment does not erase the breaks embedded in an original television transmission. If an advert appears, note the playback version before deciding that the paid subscription has failed. A programme reached through the guide and a separate episode page can be different routes.
Interpret controls within that version
The help says replay fast-forwarding can vary by channel or programme. On-demand episodes, where available, have their own seeking and series-saving controls. A Replay item cannot be added to My Series in the same way as an eligible on-demand series. Choose the desired version deliberately instead of assuming every copy with the same title has identical buttons and retention.
Use the episode and rights window for the final check
Replay is generally described as a recent-broadcast window, while On Demand varies by programme and can last longer. Check the actual item rather than turning those general descriptions into a permanent promise. For a discrepancy, preserve the title, episode, bar colour, displayed time and device. This article interprets the publisher’s cues without testing an account or promising all programmes in both versions.
Questions, answered
Is20:35 on a green bar necessarily elapsed film time?
The help uses original broadcast clock times for Replay TV.
Can Replay show broadcast adverts on Premium?
Yes. The cited help distinguishes those breaks from on-demand advertising terms.