@YoungG
The playlist on SkyOS has always been somewhat random, never 100% reliable. Much of this is down to the server-based nature of the platform Sky/Comcast have chosen to host their service on.
All the apps and all of Sky's own content are hosted on these servers and with more and more customer switching to Sky Stream and Glass, they get congested. An app needs to send a notification of where a customer is up to in a programme or whether they have watched it completely to SkyOS, so that it can then update the customer's Continue Watching rail.
If the server is congested, with lots of people viewing at the same time, or a customer's home broadband network suffers a small bit of interference or speed fluctuation, the connnection to the server can be broken, even if just for a second, and this can affect how or if a correct viewing log is stored.
There's not a lot you can do about it, other than try to maintain as fast and stable a home network as you can, and by being slow and diligent with how you exit an app. Make sure you watch right to the end of the credits, don't crash out of an app back to the home screen. Give it a few seconds to log your viewing and send the information to the server and have it logged on your SkyOS account so that your Continue Watching rail can successfully be populated.
Being slow and methodical with how you use Sky Stream and Glass can really help give a smoother experience.
