I did link them properly. Just checked.It should if you linked them properly.
I did link them properly. Just checked.It should if you linked them properly.
No one said you were making it up.Well I’m not making it up. It’s all over the forums on AppleInsider.com too
I own this in 4K on Vudu. It did not port to iTunes or Movies Anywhere in any form.Earlier today I redeemed Kong Skull Island on VUDU and just streamed it in 4K HDR from the iTunes Movies app on my Apple TV 4K.
Something went wrong with one of your linkups. All of my Warner Brothers titles populated to all my platforms. It wasn't instantaneous but did happen after a few minutes. You don't by chance have more than one Vudu account do you?I own this in 4K on Vudu. It did not port to iTunes or Movies Anywhere in any form.
Any other 4K AppleTV unit owners having this work on their Ultraviolet movies too?
Only one Vudu account.Something went wrong with one of your linkups. All of my Warner Brothers titles populated to all my platforms. It wasn't instantaneous but did happen after a few minutes. You don't by chance have more than one Vudu account do you?
Your UV titles should now port into iTunes, and any title Apple has a UHD copy of should now stream UHD. Most of my UV titles were purchased as $3-$5 codes, and I know own UHD copies of them on iTunes
No one said you were making it up.
Dude chill. I didn’t ask you any question. I just said no one accused you of making anything up.Then why ask that question?
So do you think you’ll be buying a 4K copy now on top of this?
I suppose I can go through all my discs and insert redemption codes, but I don't know how good those codes are good for and I don't know if I really need to stream what I own.
I just signed up. Linked my iTunes, Amazon and Google accounts despite the fact I have nothing in them.
I suppose I can go through all my discs and insert redemption codes, but I don't know how good those codes are good for and I don't know if I really need to stream what I own. Maybe. Still deciding.
But I have to say, I am very excited about this. Having my video collection in the "cloud" that I can access at any time.
It will all be perfect when 7.1 and Atmos codecs are added to the mix.
With new Blu-ray discs at $20 and streaming at $20, the Blu-ray is still a better choice -- especially if it contains a redemption code.
However, I have to say, after signing up I felt a sense of optimism for things to come.
What you need to do, Ron, is use Vudu’s Disc to Digital service to turn your discs into MA digital copies (when you don’t have a code). Only $2 per movie.
Okay, you have my attention.
How does the service know you actually own the movie?
I’ve tried scanning multiple times with zero success.You either insert the actual disc into your Mac or scan the barcode with your iPhone
I’ve tried scanning multiple times with zero success.
However I have converted hundreds of films on my computer. I’m up to 1600 HDX films on Vudu.
Movies Anywhere, or some version, needed to be around a long time ago. But at least it's here now. It's not perfect (not every studio is on board, for instance), but I'm going to redeem all DC's from now on.