The BBC has added a new feature giving its iPlayer users the ability to sign up once to record their favorite series and catch up on that programming for up to a month after episodes air.

Previously, iPlayer users had to log in and choose to record individual episodes every time they wanted to catch up on a show. Those same users now have up to seven days to “record” and download a show in the desktop app, and can watch that episode for up to 30 days after a show airs (or seven days after they begin watching it).

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