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Can I fast forward, rewind, and skip while watching content while its being downloaded from Xbox Live Marketplace?

April 26, 2017content downloaded fast forward rewind skip watching Xbox Live Marketplace

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Can I fast forward, rewind, and skip while watching content while its being downloaded from Xbox Live Marketplace?

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You can move around in video you have already watched. For example, if you watch 15 minutes of a TV show, you can to go back 10 minutes and then skip forward to the 15 minute mark again (where you left off). After the video is fully downloaded, you can move back and forth through the entire video.

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You can move around in video as much as you have already downloaded. If you skip or watch past the point that you have already downloaded, you will be required to wait for it to buffer enough to begin normal playback again.

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You can move around in video you have already watched. For example, if you watch 15 minutes of a TV show, you can to go back 10 minutes and then skip forward to the 15 minute mark again (where you left off). After the video is fully downloaded, you can move through the entire video.

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You can move around in video as much as you have already downloaded. If you skip or watch past the point that you have already downloaded, you will be required to wait for it to buffer enough to begin normal playback again. 27.

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A26: You can move around in video as far as you have already downloaded. If you skip ahead or try to view past the point that you have downloaded, you will have to wait for it to buffer enough to begin normal playback again.