Keep the language edition with the programme
iFilm’s English site separates live viewing, series, movies, shows and a schedule. Its Arabic and Persian destinations have their own programme records. Preserve the actual edition used when saving a title or asking about an episode; a translated title alone may not identify the same transmission.
For a serial, retain the season or numbered continuation where shown and the episode. A programme with 1 in its title can be a distinct series context rather than an arbitrary player label. Do not replace that detail with a broad description such as Iranian hospital drama.
Read Tehran and GMT as separate labelled times
The checked English page displays paired Tehran and GMT times, while the Arabic page uses Mecca and GMT labels. Choose the stated clock before converting a reminder for an Australian city. Copying the largest-looking number without its label can move the session by several hours.
Around midnight, retain the date as well as the hour. A programme shown after midnight in one clock can still fall on the preceding GMT date. Check the dated edition rather than assuming every line in a repeated daily pattern belongs to the same calendar day everywhere.
Separate schedule, live and stored episode access
A schedule entry identifies a planned transmission. It does not prove that the complete episode is available on demand or that every listed device can play it. Use the actual series or video record when a replay is needed.
The Press TV schedule is a separate news-service context and should not be merged with iFilm simply because both relate to Iran. This guide records publisher navigation and clock labels; it does not test streams, endorse editorial claims or guarantee international access. No channel or episode is represented as included in IPTV Australia from these sources alone. A focused enquiry names the edition, programme, episode, date, source clock and actual access message.
Questions about this guide
Are the English and Arabic iFilm pages one universal programme grid?
No. Retain the edition and its own source-clock labels.
Does a scheduled episode prove an on-demand replay exists?
No. Check the actual series/video record and present access conditions.