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"What is the best way to download TV series directly to my mobile device?"
All major streaming services, including Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, HBO Max, and Apple TV+, allow you to download TV series and movies for offline viewing.
The downloaded content usually has a limited viewing period, usually seven days, before it expires.
Most services allow you to download content on multiple devices, as long as you're within your plan's device limits.
Not all TV shows and movies are available for download due to licensing restrictions, so you'll need to check the "available for download" section on the app.
Downloading content using mobile data may result in additional charges from your carrier, so it's recommended to use Wi-Fi for downloading.
Apple TV+ supports offline downloads for its TV series and movies, including MLS Season Pass.
Netflix allows you to have up to 100 active downloads on as many devices as your Netflix plan allows.
On Disney+, most downloads are available for seven days and expire 48 hours after you start watching them.
Hulu allows downloading TV shows and movies on Android phones/tablets, iPhones/iPads, Amazon Fire tablets, Windows 10/11 tablets/computers.
Amazon Prime Video app allows you to download videos to your device, so you can watch them offline.
HBO Max app allows you to download content by tapping the download icon (a downward arrow) next to the movie or TV episode you want.
You can set up automatic downloads of new episodes of your favorite TV shows on Netflix by turning on "Downloads for You".
On Netflix, you can only download content in the resolution and quality that's available on your device.
Downloaded content is usually stored locally on your device, taking up storage space, so be mindful of your device's storage capacity.
Some streaming services, like Netflix, have a "Smart Download" feature that deletes downloaded episodes once you've finished watching them, to save storage space on your device.
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