Look under the section Storage and check your available space. Go to Settings > General > Storage & iCloud Usage.
And SD movies are typically between 1 to 1.5 GB. The average file size of an HD movie on the iTunes Store is between 3 to 5 GB. Check Your Storage Spaceīefore you download anything, especially media content like movies and shows, verify that your iDevice has sufficient storage for that media. And remember that you access your media content in your Videos App.įor iOS 10.2 and above using the TV app, check that Home Sharing is ON and signed in with your Apple ID in Settings > TV.
Your rentals then appear next to Movies when using the Video App. If using iOS 10.1 and below using the Videos app, check that in Settings > Videos the Show iTunes Purchases is switched to ON.
An app, third-party security software, or a firewall, blocked the downloadįirst, check that your settings are correct. iTunes quitting before the download finished. But the end result is that same: your download stops before it finishes source: apple Downloads of Movies, TV shows, and other Media from the iTunes Store stop unexpectedly due to Sometimes while downloading your purchases, your download(s) are unexpectedly interrupted for a variety of reasons. We all buy various content types (music, movies, or TV shows) from the iTunes Store. How to resume downloads that interrupted: Reader Tips. How to resume downloads that interrupted on Computers (Windows or macOS/OSX):. How to resume downloads that interrupted on iDevices. Force Close iTunes and Videos or TV App. For whatever reason, this is a frustrating Apple experience! And for those of us on the road traveling, it’s a very, very inconvenient problem occurring at the worst of times. But when you go to downloads to manage it, that movie (or other media content) isn’t there.įor all of these problems, when you check your billing history, it shows a charge for this content, the exact media that you cannot download or get access to. You find the “Downloads” section but nothing shows up!įor some other iFolks, they see a message that they’ve already downloaded this movie or show. But when you went to actually watch it, you get a message saying that you’ve rented this video but have not downloaded it. 
Or maybe you successfully rented a movie. Just where the heck is this so-called “Downloads” button? And just how do I resume downloads that interrupted? And now, your “Rentals” tab tells you to “Go to Downloads to manage your downloads.” But you can’t find “Downloads” on iTunes or in your Videos or TV App.
So you have some movie and show rentals that didn’t completely download for whatever reason (oftentimes, there’s just not enough space on your iDevice).
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