By: Jeff Simmermon at 02:26 pm
Not every app update is a big deal – usually it’s just a few bug fixes, stability upgrades, adding some channels here and there. This one is different.
Today, we’re launching a new version of our TWC TV app for iPad to bring you the breadth and flexibility of our On Demand catalog. Now you can watch over 4,000 TV and movie titles from 91 different providers.
The initial catalog is a mix of HD and standard-def content. We will be adding more stuff on a regular basis, and adding more HD as we are able.
Some networks don’t offer their on demand product in HD, while some offer a mix of SD and HD. We don’t get absolutely everything in HD today, but we will continue to add to the catalog on an ongoing basis.
We’ll be making the same upgrade to the TWC TV app for PC and Android in a near-future release, currently targeted to launch in the first quarter of 2013.
If you’re using our current iPad app, you should be able to use this upgrade, too. You will have access to the VOD programming associated with your subscription package.
Here’s a list of all the major upgrades in this release:
1. On demand – Over 4,000 TV shows and movies from 94 providers
2. Live TV guide – now features “recently viewed channels” button to quickly recall previously viewed live TV channels.
3. Numerous performance enhancements and bug fixes have been implemented to improve the overall user experience.
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james adams
Dec 11, 2012at 4:41 pm
TWC owns Insight but does not permit ipad use
Ben
Dec 11, 2012at 5:01 pm
Wow! This is awesome. Especially for me since I use a TiVo which kills any On Demand. If you would allow Airplay to an Apple TV it would be unbeatable.
Rodalpho Carmichael
Dec 12, 2012at 12:53 pm
This sounds great but PLEASE allow airplay. We can only use the app on our home network with time-warner cable, and airplay can only be used on home networks too. It makes no sense to restrict this.
MrC
Dec 12, 2012at 3:09 pm
Whatever they did seems to have busted the online DVR Manager and twctv.com
Colin Mann
Dec 12, 2012at 5:10 pm
91 or 94 different providers?
Jeff Simmermon
Dec 12, 2012at 5:18 pm
91 Providers.
Artie
Dec 13, 2012at 11:19 am
New features are great, but useless if you can’t log in! Log in is so often broken in the evening hours. Does the server take nights off? Please fix the TWC auth servers.
Artie
Dec 13, 2012at 11:21 am
Airplay would be an awesome addition.
With that, my iPad’s interface to TWC’s features would replace the (somewhat challenged) cable box interface.
Vito
Dec 14, 2012at 7:19 pm
Will the TWCTV app ever be allowed outside of the home network? I understand why iut isnt currently, but would be such a great service if can travel with our tv. Perhaps limit the number of registered devices or limit the number of allowed simultaneous log ins to 1-2. Either way great update, cant wait for it on android and pc!
Mrs. couch
Dec 14, 2012at 10:13 pm
I like the On Demand, but now I have a tenth of the channels available and no music choice….what happened to those??
Bryan P
Dec 16, 2012at 9:28 am
James, at present, Insight customers have not been fully transferred over to our systems; they’re still handling such items. Once fully integrated, access will be available.
MrC and Artie, if you are experiencing issues loading the page, please try rebooting the modem. Should the issue persist, or is an alternate item, please email your account information, MyServices username (password NOT needed), and details on the issue to twcable.help@twcable.com.
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Travis
Dec 18, 2012at 4:01 pm
Bryan P,
Can you provide the timelines for the Insight to TWC conversions? I also am interested in using this app, but it is unavailable to me until the conversion is completed.
ryan c
Dec 18, 2012at 8:39 pm
2013 for android…..where’s the love….
snooch
Dec 19, 2012at 11:45 pm
As usual’ iPad users get all the attention first. The android app 1)doesn’t work on rooted devices (why not? It’s my business if I want to invalidate my warranty! Android is open source and there for there is nothing illegal about rooted devices.) 2) does not work for current android ROM Jelly Bean, multiple problems…mine only shows HD content, shows about 4 seconds of program, then app crashes. Come on Time Warner! Giving us another reason to drop you for FiOS? Your customer service has deteriorated exponentially, you jack up the subscription price and then start charging for modems? Better get with it faster than this! There are more android devices on the market than iPads!