BBC iPlayer Desktop 3.2.6

BBC iPlayer Desktop is a service provided by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) that allows users to download and watch BBC programs on their computer.

To download BBC programs, you need to have the BBC iPlayer Desktop application installed on your computer. Once installed, you can browse and search for the programs you want to download and then initiate the downloading process.

Yes, BBC iPlayer Desktop is free to use. However, please note that some programs may be subject to rights restrictions and may only be available for a limited time.

Yes, once you have downloaded a program using BBC iPlayer Desktop, you can watch it offline at any time without an internet connection.

The duration for which you can keep downloaded programs on BBC iPlayer Desktop varies depending on the rights agreement for each program. Some programs may only be available for a limited time, while others may have longer availability.

No, the downloaded programs from BBC iPlayer Desktop are intended for personal use on the computer where they were downloaded. They cannot be transferred or copied to other devices or media.

No, you do not need to create an account to use BBC iPlayer Desktop. However, if you want to personalize your experience and access additional features, you can create a BBC account.

No, BBC iPlayer Desktop is only available to users in the UK due to rights restrictions and licensing agreements. It is not accessible outside the UK.

No, BBC iPlayer Desktop does not support live streaming of TV channels. It is primarily designed for downloading and watching previously aired programs from the BBC.

Yes, there is a separate mobile app called BBC iPlayer that allows users to stream and download BBC programs on their mobile devices. It is available for iOS and Android.