Do you redeem your digital copy codes?

[DaddyBo]

Me too - I throw em away..

[dingleborder]

Not shading anyone, but I don't get why you *wouldn't* redeem your codes. I can't tell you the number of times I've been at a friend or family member's house, we decided to watch a movie, and I instantly have my entire movie collection to cast to the TV.
Also, having access to your movie collection anywhere makes flights and long car rides so much more bearable. Plus, with things like Movies Anywhere's Screen Pass feature, I've saved friends a couple bucks from having to rent a movie or pay for a month of a streaming service for just one movie.
Finally, if I ever decide I want to sell or donate a copy of a movie I have, I can still watch it whenever I want since I have it on digital.

[meremortal]

I regret not redeeming a whole lot more as I'm kind of in an awkward spot where there are a lot of more casual interest films that I'd rather have digitally than consume space with the blu.

[jmspls72]

Now that extras are included more frequently with the digital codes I now buy more digital and in process of replacing my blurays with digital. The difference in video quality Is less important than the convenience.

Though if anyone now of any one that provides conversion services other than Walmart and vudu let me know

[Zillamon51]

Yes. I've been redeeming for years now. My first redemptions were the Spider-Man and LotR trilogies. I'm primarily a physical media guy, but digital is convenient, especially for travel and giving family members access to my collection. I've also started buying digital. There are things that I am casually interested in, but I don't need taking up ever-more-valuable shelf space.