ABC iview app has loaded ok but will not allow a program to be selected.

Things you can watch on Telstra TV 2 include:

• All available Free To Air TV channels,
• 9Now app
• Plus 7 app
• Tenplay app
• ABC iView
• SBS On Demand
• Netflix
• Stan
• Foxtel Now
• BigPond Movies
• YouTube
• Hayu (a streaming service dedicated to reality TV)
• Red Bull TV

Be aware that you will need to organise a subscription to Netflix, Stan and Foxtel Now separately. You might also need to consider a new broadband plan if you plan on streaming a lot of TV from the internet.
Of course, with so many services together, the most difficult thing might be finding something to watch. To solve this the Telstra TV 2 has a universal search function. You punch in a keyword, like 'Batman', and it will search across the Live TV program guide, the BigPond Movie store, and the libraries of the various streaming services, and shows you all of the matching titles and where you can get them. It's a great system and it works well.
In general, the user experience is pretty good. The layout of each page is neat and tidy, and the navigation is straight forward. This is helped a lot by the smooth operation thanks to the upgraded computer inside

Things you can watch on Telstra TV 2 include:

• All available Free To Air TV channels,
• 9Now app
• Plus 7 app
• Tenplay app
• ABC iView
• SBS On Demand
• Netflix
• Stan
• Foxtel Now
• BigPond Movies
• YouTube
• Hayu (a streaming service dedicated to reality TV)
• Red Bull TV

Be aware that you will need to organise (and pay for) a subscription to Netflix, Stan and Foxtel Now separately. You might also need to consider a new broadband plan if you plan on streaming a lot of TV from the internet.
Of course, with so many services together, the most difficult thing might be finding something to watch. To solve this the Telstra TV 2 has a universal search function. You punch in a keyword, like 'Batman', and it will search across the Live TV program guide, the BigPond Movie store, and the libraries of the various streaming services, and shows you all of the matching titles and where you can get them. It's a great system and it works well.
In general, the user experience is pretty good. The layout of each page is neat and tidy, and the navigation is straight forward. This is helped a lot by the smooth operation thanks to the upgraded computer inside.

I don't think you can, or if you do you might get prosecuted.
This is what Wikipeadia says:
Unlike the ABC's podcasts, programs on the iview service are not officially downloadable and are only available to watch for a short time after the program has aired on the ABC. Previously, some individuals were able to reverse-engineer the method that the Flash application uses to request videos from the media streaming servers[15] to allow programs such as rtmpdump or flvstreamer to download the videos for offline playing[16] or watch them in another RTMP-supporting client (such as XBMC).[17]
In 2012 the ABC sent a legal notice to the author of an open source program called Python-iView which enabled users to download videos from the ABC.[18]

How to use SONIQ Smart TV See this video. If you wish to get some details; visit the site linked here. Pull up older posts.
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if panasonic has android o/s then there should be a google play store app on it
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=au.com.mi9.jumpin.app&hl=en

http://www.gadgetguy.com.au/freeview-fv-now-apple-tv-devices/

install freeview - fv app to device
https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/freeview-fv/id1157860275?mt=8

Hi Faye
Most tablets have embedded code that runs the firmware. Androids tablets have a rooted programming witch is accessed via SDK programming and is a freeware app that requires basic code programming.
Chadman

Could the screen size be obscuring the close captioning? Try adjusting screen size