I live in a city where Comcast caps data usage at 300gb/month. To watch a movie I bought thru my AppleTV, does it download to the AppleTV device before playing, or does it stream (therefore using up data)?

Question about using Apple TV2. I live in a city where Comcast caps data usage at 300gb/month, most of which we use up from streaming movies and tv through a new Apple TV2 (64GB) and our Samsung Smart TV's app. I just purchased my first movie through iTunes and have a question about how/where it's stored/plays. When I watch it on my AppleTV2, does the movie download to the AppleTV device before playing, or does it stream from the cloud similar to rentals (and therefore uses up data)? Can the AppleTV2 store movies I've purchased, or do I have to download them to my computer? I've read that HD movies don't play well through HomeShare or iPlay, but perhaps that's outdated info. Thanks for the help.

AppleTV 2, Other OS, 64gb

Posted on May 11, 2016 1:58 PM

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May 11, 2016 2:29 PM in response to RFLSHV

Just to be clear, Apple TV does not store movies. It is always streaming. As you know, you can download movies to iTunes on your computer and access them via Home Sharing.

Is your ATV actually 2nd generation, or is it the current 4tn generation? See Identify your Apple TV model - Apple Support if not sure.

If it really is ATV 2, and you didn't buy it from a reputable store, you might want to restore the software, to be sure it is completely clean. See Restore your Apple TV through iTunes - Apple Support

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