How Do I Get Xfinity On Demand To Work?

by | Last updated on January 24, 2024

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  1. Press the On Demand button on your Comcast remote control or tune to Channel 1. …
  2. Use the arrow buttons to select a category from the Xfinity On Demand main menu. …
  3. Select the Watch or Buy icon to view a program. …
  4. Press the Info button on your remote when watching a program.

Is On Demand free on Xfinity?


While some Xfinity On Demand programs are free

, others you need to rent. Anything you rent will be saved for 24 to 48 hours, which means you can view it as many times as you want during that time. Learn how to rent and watch Xfinity On Demand movies and TV shows here.

Why can't I get On Demand on Comcast?

The most common error code encountered when the On-Demand won't work is the “E1003 error” code. This could mean that there is

interference in your signal caused by faulty wiring at the cable splitter box in the house

, or it may be because of the cable line that feeds into your home.

How do I get my Xfinity stream to work?

Open the

Xfinity Stream app on your mobile device

and tap Get Started. The first time you open the mobile app on a specific device, you'll need to register the device on your account. Enter your Xfinity ID and password, then tap Continue. You only need to register this device once.

How do I access Xfinity On Demand?

  1. Press the On Demand button on your Comcast remote control or tune to Channel 1. …
  2. Use the arrow buttons to select a category from the Xfinity On Demand main menu. …
  3. Select the Watch or Buy icon to view a program. …
  4. Press the Info button on your remote when watching a program.

What do you do when on demand isn't working?

Confirm there isn't an outage in your area. If the issue continues,

reboot your receiver by unplugging the power cord and allow at least 60 seconds before plugging it back in

. Allow at least 20 minutes for the receiver to fully recover and turn it back on.

Why can't I watch Xfinity Stream on my TV?


Make sure WiFi is on in your device settings

. Make sure your device is connected to your Xfinity home network and not the Xfinity WiFi

Is Xfinity TV free with Internet?


Comes free with Xfinity Internet for customers without TV service

.

Does On Demand come with Xfinity?

All XFINITY TV

subscribers have access to On Demand programming in areas where the service is available

, according to Comcast. Your remote may have an “On Demand” button to access the content quickly. If not, go to channel 1 to bring up On Demand's main menu.

What channels are free on Xfinity?

  • Dekkoo (6/1 – 6/7, part of Pride on Xfinity)
  • Qwest TV (6/7 – 6/13 part of Black Music Month on Xfinity)
  • Revry (6/8 – 6/14, part of Pride on Xfinity)
  • Here TV (6/15 – 6/21 part of Pride on Xfinity)
  • HBO Max (6/17 – 6/21)
  • Stingray DJazz (6/22 – 6/28)

How much is Xfinity Stream per month?

Xfinity TV plans cost

$49.99–$89.49 a month

but have different rates (and perhaps slightly different channel lineups) for all three regions in Xfinity's coverage area. Here are the TV package price ranges in your region: West: $49.99–$89.49/mo. for 140–220+ .

Do you have to pay extra for Xfinity Stream?


There's no additional charge for using the Xfinity Stream app on Partner Devices

. All other fees associated with your service will still apply, except during the beta trial, we're waiving the “additional outlet” service charge if you use the Stream app on a Partner Device. Pricing may change in the future.

Why is my TV On Demand not working?

Double

check

that your device/Smart TV is fully updated. Try uninstalling/reinstalling your TVNZ OnDemand app. Try restarting your device/Smart TV. If viewing on a Smart TV, try unplugging from the wall for one minute before plugging back in.

How long does On Demand take to load?

On Demand will take

about 24 hours

to completely load.

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