Unfortunately, it's not yet possible as there is no Microsoft Movies & TV / Xbox Video app available for iOS or Android devices.
Possible to watch movies I purchased on XBOX One on my Apple iPhone?
I have a media purchasing dilemma. I am trying to decide how I will purchase movies going forward. I have an iPhone 6 Plus, but I love the idea of using my XBOX as a media center. Is it possible to watch movies that I purchase from the Microsoft Store on my XBOX One on my iPhone? Is there a Microsoft player or app that will enable me to access my Microsoft purchased movies on my iPhone? Or will I be limited to watching it ONLY on my XBOX One?
If I'm limited to watching only on my XBOX One, then I won't use my XBOX as media center. I'll just get an Apple TV because I'd like to be able to take my purchased content with me everywhere. Any help and insight will be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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Anonymous
2016-12-12T06:53:58+00:00 Yes you most sertainly can through the smart glass app. Step one open the app/ Step two go to the tabs button on the top left corner/ Step three once your in go to the connect to console button and either stream or open the tv and movies app.
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Anonymous
2016-10-03T20:59:52+00:00 I have over 300 movies now on Microsoft Videos and I am really disappointed that almost three years after it was mentioned by Microsoft that there will be an IoS app that is still does not exist. I feel like I have been mislead and will no longer be buying movies from Microsoft!!
No announcements have ever been made regarding an Microsoft Movies & TV app for iOS.
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Anonymous
2016-09-28T15:05:08+00:00 Here's a link to the terms of use that you agreed to by using the service.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/10563/windows-10-usage-rules-games-music--movies-tv-shows
You and Robert WWalcott are pawn's so either of your opinions are just that, opinions. Which as you know are like **** holes everybody has one. The reference to the constitution is not literal it's figurative. Do you either of you know what that means? By the way, I do have Amazon Prime and don't worry I won't purchase another movie or music from Microsoft. I hope someone at Microsoft reads your post because I'm sure they'll be happy to know their moderators are suggesting their customers not be customers anymore. Finally, I don't think purchasing a movie or music should require reading a usage agreement. Please don't either of you ever respond to my post.
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Anonymous
2016-09-26T19:56:10+00:00 Here's a link to the terms of use that you agreed to by using the service.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/10563/windows-10-usage-rules-games-music--movies-tv-shows