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This is just a thought but what really ticks me off is that studios re-release movies again later on and include a Digital Copy.
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189 uv copies and about 8 tv shows. I personally love vudu, yea it has some issues but the disc to digital program is awesome. I convert over dvd's and then sell them. Space and convienance are key and HDX is pretty good. Yea I would love blu-ray quality but do I don't need it for everything.
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UV (some Vudu/CN only though)
352 (one or two doubles in there like Spider-Man 3D/Spider-Man w/ special features) 18 TV shows I've downsized my Blu-Ray/HD-DVD/DVD collection by about 200 titles, as they were ones I could see myself watching maybe once or twice down the road, or sitting down with someone if they hadn't seen them, but wasn't going to watch the special features again (or never watched the special features). I'm definitely going to keep buying the bigger/collectible things (which my wife likes less than standard releases, but oh well). I am loving UV because I always said I liked buying movies to share movies that I like or appreciate with friends and family- which was fine when people lived close, but since college my friends and family have all scattered I'd only loan something out once on a blue moon and then I'd forget that I'd done so. Nowadays, I've got people enjoying my UV collection in San Diego, Seattle, DC, Philly, Boston, and NH.
Now running in 3D with the LG Cinema 3D (nominally showing 3D in 1080i per eye) 47LW6500 (up-or-down-or-side-graded from a 50" Sammy 3D Plasma) and a Benq W1080ST and a 130" screen.
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267 Itunes, 200 UV According to Flixster which counts TV episodes rather than series
1500+ Blu and and the significant other's given up counting :)
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#25 |
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I am a digital copy w-h-o-r-e.
I am currently over 150 itunes and just over 300 on Vudu (UV). I prefer Vudu over iTunes. Too bad there isn't a single box that can showcase BOTH itunes and Vudu. |
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83 titles total, some titles in multiple lockers. I use a Google Docs spreadsheet to keep track of which accounts have access to each title, quality, redemption method, source disc type, etc.
I don't bother with WMV copies because they are not tied to a proper digital locker system. Only really interested in UltraViolet, though I am redeeming iTunes copies just to place it in my account for possible future use. I have not actually bought any digital copies -- all have been from codes, credits, or Vudu Disc to Digital coupons. Last edited by lostinva; 11-30-2012 at 06:33 PM. Reason: clarifications |
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I have 42 movies and 14 TV Shows from iTunes Store US/NL/IT, 3 Disney e-copy from Disney IT and 1 UltraViolet/VUDU movie.
TV: Sony KDL-46HX850, Blu-ray player: Sony BDP-S790, A/V Receiver: Onkyo TX-SR309, Speakers: Onkyo SKS HT 528 5.1
NAS: Synology DS1511+ (5x2TB RAID6), Media player: Apple TV (2nd gen.) Network IEEE 1901: Devolo 500 AVtriple+, 2x Devolo 500 AVmini Network IEEE 802.11n/g: Apple TimeCapsule (2nd gen.), Apple Airport Express (802.11n 1st gen.) BD and DVD collection Last edited by mmanfrin; 12-11-2012 at 06:41 AM. |
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I have a dumpload of movies on vudu from uv codes, and a bigger dumpload of digital copy codes i havent even used
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Samsung - un40d6420uf - 3D Panasonic - DMPBDT320/3D (Region A) Oppo - UDP-203 & 205(Both Region Free) Onkyo - TX-RZ820/Atmos/dts X/HDR/4K Denon - DP-300F w/Ortofon 2m Bronze Polk RTA8T Monitors(6),LSiM706c,/Polk 80 F/X-LS-Atmos(2) Definitive SuperCube 2000/ 7.5Pyle Pro PT8000CH 8-Channel Stereo/Mono Amplifier |
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I'm up to 51 UV movies and over 150 iTunes.
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Correct me if I'm wrong? I would love to buy some $2.00 movies to add to my UV account, but I do want to keep them forever and not just have them for 30 days...
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I'm debating disc vs digital and iTunes vs UV myself right now. I see several references to movies for $1 - $3 here which seems to refer to the digital copies. How are you getting stuff so cheap?
Also, are all the movie counts being quoted in VUDU and iTunes libraries in HD/HDX or SD? If you're building vast libraries of content in these services, but you're getting SD versions, that seems lacking to me. |
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I wasn't sure if they were referring to using the D2D program or not. But if they were then I've already been doing that.
It really depends on what you want to do. I have over 270 UV titles now. Which I would say 99% of the titles are HD, the few that I have that aren't were free titles given to me by either VUDU or flixster via a promotion, so I really can't complain about that. UltraViolet is the best in my opinion because you get the best of both worlds. Almost 100% of my library is on disc. The reason is because most new releases come with a UltraViolet Copy and then for my older discs I just use the disc to digital program. So I have a physical copy and a digital copy of about every movie I have. Disc to digital (D2D) is great for building your digital library with UltraViolet because you can buy many of the blu-rays for cheap and then just simply pay the $2.00 fee to have a HD digital copy. I really used this for all the holiday sales (black friday). Buy a movie for $4.00 on blu-ray and D2D it for $2.00, which brings the total cost of only $6.00! This way I have the best of both worlds. If you really wanted to save money and have both, buy older titles used and then use the D2D program. I would advise that you check to see if your title is available for the D2D program before buying though...
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Does Digital Copy ever expire once I have redeemed it? Codes that allow ... With how many different retailers can I redeem my Digital Copy? Each redemption ...
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