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Remember when getting a Digital Copy of your movie was a simple task? With UV you need to register with UV, And several other entities. I stopped at Flixter. Tired of giving too many companies my info. Result? No Digital Copies for me. Seems like a way to glean info to use or sell. Just give me the old simple download. Not likely to happen. People love complicated procedures.
Take your UV and shove it! 😡 From my iPad |
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The only info I'm giving out is my email address
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I'm usually not a fan of micro modding, but there's already a thread *****ing about UV. Remember, when it doubt, use the search engine.
Do you really have something to say or are you just in love with the sound of your keyboard?
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Ultraviolet is really about the studios attempting to wrest control of the digital video market from iTunes/Apple. The music labels lost the digital music market to Apple through iTunes, and the Hollywood studios do not want to repeat the same mistake.
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I used to hate UV and prefered itunes dc. Now I probably see UV being worth more. First my hard drive is getting full. Also I can watch UV on my PS3 in HD without the need to download. Im also taking advantage of cheap and free ultraviolet codes here. UVs are being sold for under $5, that's way less than renting hd movies.
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I was never a fan of streaming services or digital distribution, as I don't like the idea that I don't OWN the media I purchased. For streaming/digital distribution, you bought a license to access/use the media, but that license can be taken away. If you download it, you may be able to keep it longer (or indefinitely), but then you need to back it up, etc to prevent it from getting lost ... and even then you still may not be able to share it with family and friends.
Coming from PC gaming, the first digital distribution that was forced upon me was Steam. Over time, I have warmed to Steam, especially with sales over the past few years that have allowed me to purchase games for much cheaper than I could have ever gotten them on physical media. I started buying Blu-rays close to 6 years ago, having a rather large collection now, and I just started redeeming digital copies in November. I love Ultraviolet. I can watch high quality movies on just about any device or computer I own (none of which start with "i") using any number of services (whichever works better at the time), and can download those movies onto those devices for periods of time when I don't have internet access. I still prefer to watch the physical discs on my home theater, but the fact that I don't have to carry a case of physical movies to watch on trips (which I used to do) is highly desirable. As far as iTunes vs Ultraviolet, I have both now ... but 90% of my UV collection is HD, whereas only about 10% of my iTunes collection is HD. The iTunes collection is larger but used little (since I can only watch on my computer). I have also started experimenting with the Disc-to-Digital programs offered by Vudu/Walmart and CinemaNow/Best Buy. Being able to add a digital title (of one you own that either did not come with a redemption or has expired) and in HD for just a couple bucks beats paying much more for an iTunes copy that can only be accessed on Apple equipment. Last edited by flix1; 01-04-2013 at 02:08 AM. |
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Dec 2012
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The one thing that really frustrates me is purchasing a title ONLY for the digital copy. Then finding out the code has already expired before you bought the package. Something seems just wrong with this...... I PAID for this did I not?
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Blu-ray Knight
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Why would you purchase a title only for the digital copy. If your going to do that you might as well just buy the digital version online.
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It probably won't ever show up in Vudu, if you redeem Blade Runner through flixster. Contacted Vudu support they said contact flixster so I opened up a support ticket with flixster. After about two weeks flixster said they would fix the issue but, nothing ever happened.
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UV is so much better than itunes. With itunes, you can't stream so you have to wait for hours for a download, and tablet-wise you can only watch your movie on an iPad. With UV you can stream which is so much more user-friendly. I'm shocked iTunes doesn't offer streaming digial copies yet.
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Took me awhile to wrap my head around this too. When I first starting hearing about UV I started to google for info and was surprised how many itunes users (I didn't know anything about itunes) were poo pooing UV it was a "streaming service" and they wanted to download! Talking like streaming doesn't work?Couldn't figure it out until I found out itunes at least was a download only deal? so thats what the itunes crowd were use to. |
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On a side note, what do you mean by UV is catching up on? I thought they already could stream in sd and hd. |
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Apparently the Flixster app now supports HD and SD streaming? But I wouldn't know for sure, just something I read. But then again, Flixster's service (aside from their customer service) is absolutely dreadful, so I wouldn't even bother.
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Yes Flixster/Vudu do have HD streaming, and it works great in my house at 720p. My internet connection isn't strong enough for 1080p (HDX). I was browsing my itunes app on my iPad last night and did NOT see a streaming option, and I have ios 7. Am I missing something? |
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