Just to confirm what I think @RedBerry11 is saying.
Historically channels selection included TMN, but does not now.
Under channels (the way we have historically thought of the concept of on demand channel selections as found historically online and via our TV boxes), there is no longer a selection for TMN or HBO in the all channels section.
So what I am saying, is that if you click channels in the top bar, you get selections of Sports on Now, Featured On Demand channels, and all channels (I will leave commenting on what is below if you scroll down, which you can't do except with a touch screen or using your cursor keys)
How to find TMN
These are the sections one sees when one goes to the channels view space.
So logically, I would do as I have always known, I would click all channels - and in there, you will not find TMN or HBO.
Workaround
Now, if I scroll down (I use my cursor key, but logically, I wouldn't think there is anything below as there is no scroll bar, just that first three views. No indication at all on the screen that there may be something below
The use of the arrow key is a work around on a desktop or laptop or any device that uses mouse or touch pad for movement versus touch screen.
What we see when we "scroll down" (arrow key)
1. Premimum which in my case includes TMN and Super channel,
2.Movies - TMN and Movies
3. Entertainment
4. Lifestyle
5. Education and learning.
Much like we are used to seeing on the TV.
Where is HBO
I do say where is my HBO, but maybe that is a result of licensing as they have their own app on the go.
In the comcast apps from Xfinity in the U.S. they don't provide many of the speciality on the go apps because they are on an IPTV model and so it is a direct link and sign into the HBO online website or app, and in the XFinity app, the TMN is the same as the Rogers implemenation in this web site (which I have already confirmed from a senior lead in management that this is the Comcast version we see here, just logos, and layout is slightly changed to reflect both the existing Cable distribution (not IPTV), but XFinity does the same too (they have Cable QAM in place and IPTV too.
So @RedBerry11 I suspect that if you scroll down (sorry cursor down (; ) you will probably find these.
In conclusion:
So, given what I just wrote, @RedBerry11 see if you can move down the page and find TMN for your access to the channel that you subscribe to, and if you go down the guide section, I do find the four TMN channels are there.
I didn't find all of my selection, but in my home, don't know about away from home, I see everything I subscribe to on my computer - I have used this feature to plug into my rarely used TV in basement that I have only a DTA on to watch my full features set.
So there really are good things "hidden" in here, it is unfortunately left to us the consumer to explore and find it. A full feature set up date is usually provided with most companies when these things are done.
I guess @57, @OLDYELLR, myself and the many others who made the initial list before the tutorials came out will need to take the initiative to layout the feature set and tutorials on how to work with the product once again.
I know, I really don't want to do it, but I provide this one.
Maybe someone can tell us what is available away from home in terms of full on demand access and note on demand is limited by what the networks decide to put there in their negotiations with Rogers.
Hope that helps.
Bruce
