The player is one part of the workflow
The Verleihshop Android developer describes the Stream Player as an app for playing the service’s VoD films. It directs users to the corresponding web portal to browse films, view trailers and add movies to the playlist. Start that selection task in the portal rather than assuming every catalogue action is inside the player.
Keep the exact film and offered product with the account. Finding a title by name, saving it for later and obtaining its viewing entitlement are different actions. Do not assume that an item visible in a catalogue is already a playable VoD film on the signed-in account.
Bring one identifiable film to the app
Use the web portal to choose the intended work and complete any required viewing choice there. Then inspect the available film in the genuine Stream Player associated with your account. Check title and edition before arranging the television session.
For a proposed preparation note, record the work, the portal account and the device that will play it. If the app has no expected item, compare the account and selection stage before creating another purchase. This guide does not invent a rental window or claim that saving to a playlist completes a transaction.
Use the connection documented for the platform
The Android developer description names Google Chromecast for television playback. The iPhone/iPad description separately names AirPlay and Chromecast. For third-party AirPlay receivers, the iOS publisher states that compatible FairPlay protection is required; AirPlay branding alone is therefore not a complete compatibility check.
Check the receiver maker’s support for the intended protected playback route. This is a supported-device requirement, not a reason to defeat copy protection or install an unverified player. Keep an Android casting question separate from an iOS receiver question rather than mixing the instructions.
Verify the route before the planned film
Use one permitted item for a local preparation check on your actual equipment. Distinguish the web selection appearing in the app, playback on the mobile device and playback through the receiver. Those are separate stages, so note where the first failure occurs.
The app-store publisher descriptions were read for this guide; no account, casting or film was tested. Current storefront and title terms govern the actual offer. The completed task is a named VoD film in the intended player with a documented connection route, rather than a generic promise that every television works.
Questions answered
Where does the Android developer say to add movies to the playlist?
In the corresponding web portal, which it identifies as the browsing and selection route.
Does every AirPlay-labelled receiver necessarily meet the iOS requirement?
The developer specifically requires compatible FairPlay protection on third-party AirPlay receivers; check the actual receiver.
Sources & further reading
Official references for the subjects discussed. Service terms and device software can change.

