Apple TV+ iTunes 4K Upgrades Thread (3 Viewers)

[Dave Moritz]

While I have a decent amount of digital purchases via iTunes I do not see myself moving away from disc anytime soon. Currently I live in an area with fast internet speeds but I really would love to move out of California. Depending on where I move could have a huge impact on the ability to stream 4K. I still dislike the idea of the ability to access my content being tied to the ability to have internet.

 

[Robert Crawford]

While I have a decent amount of digital purchases via iTunes I do not see myself moving away from disc anytime soon. Currently I live in an area with fast internet speeds but I really would love to move out of California. Depending on where I move could have a huge impact on the ability to stream 4K. I still dislike the idea of the ability to access my content being tied to the ability to have internet.

Understood, but a discussion topic for a more appropriate thread as this thread is about alerting iTunes 4K upgrades or issues with 4K digitals on iTunes

 

[ManW_TheUncool]

While I have a decent amount of digital purchases via iTunes I do not see myself moving away from disc anytime soon. Currently I live in an area with fast internet speeds but I really would love to move out of California. Depending on where I move could have a huge impact on the ability to stream 4K. I still dislike the idea of the ability to access my content being tied to the ability to have internet.

Not sure what your (realistic) options are or will be, but I certainly wouldn't want to live anywhere where I can't get good, reliable, fast enough internet service in general, NVM for 4K streaming. I mean... 4K streaming really doesn't require quite that fast service anyway -- a reliable 100Mbps downstream should likely be serviceable enough IMHO (and none of the current services seem to peak higher than say ~50Mbps w/ ~30Mbps avg... and much lower for the lesser services like NetFlix, HBO Max, Amazon).

Of course, sometimes, the options could be too limited I guess...

Anyhoo...

_Man_

 

[Robert Crawford]

My “I Know What You Did Last Summer” HD digital has upgraded to 4K/Dolby Vision.

 

[Tino]

While I have a decent amount of digital purchases via iTunes I do not see myself moving away from disc anytime soon. Currently I live in an area with fast internet speeds but I really would love to move out of California. Depending on where I move could have a huge impact on the ability to stream 4K. I still dislike the idea of the ability to access my content being tied to the ability to have internet.

And…..which part of this post is about a 4K upgrade?

 

[Dave Moritz]

So any word about True Lies or The Abyss getting a 4K digital upgrade?

 

[Tino]

So any word about True Lies or The Abyss getting a 4K digital upgrade?

Huh? Neither are available digitally to even get an upgrade.

 

[JPCinema]

HOLIDAY INN has upgraded to 4K HDR.

 

[Osato]

So any word about True Lies or The Abyss getting a 4K digital upgrade?

I think the discs of these are coming as promotion with Avatar 2.

Avatar has disappeared from Disney+ but should be back on there in 4k.

 

[cda1143]

I think the discs of these are coming as promotion with Avatar 2.

Avatar has disappeared from Disney+ but should be back on there in 4k.

Is this based on anything or just pure speculation?

 

[Osato]

Is this based on anything or just pure speculation?

It was discussed in a recent podcast called The Extras:

Bill Hunt is a very reliable source.

 

[Tino]

It was discussed in a recent podcast called The Extras:

Bill Hunt is a very reliable source.

He is but it’s still just speculation.

 

[Robert Crawford]

Scream 2 has upgraded to 4K/Dolby Vision.

 

[JPCinema]

Fright Night ( the original) has upgraded to 4K Dolby Vision

 

[Todd Erwin]

Fright Night ( the original) has upgraded to 4K Dolby Vision

But only a 5.1 track... Vudu has both DV and Atmos.

 

[graham8z]

Huh? Neither are available digitally to even get an upgrade.

True Lies is on Disney in Portugal and looks good.

 

[Tino]

True Lies is on Disney in Portugal and looks good.

I’m sure it does. But We’re talking about digital films for purchase being upgraded to 4K, not streaming.

 

[Robert Crawford]

The Mummy (1932) has upgraded to 4K/Dolby Vision. The Bride of Frankenstein is still in HD, but I expect that to upgrade in the very near future.

 

[RICK BOND]

The Mummy (1932) has upgraded to 4K/Dolby Vision. The Bride of Frankenstein is still in HD, but I expect that to upgrade in the very near future.

At $15.00 each ? I will be buying again the Digital codes from a seller for all 4 films in 4K for $20.00 !

 

[TonyD]

At $15.00 each ? I will be buying again the Digital codes from a seller for all 4 films in 4K for $20.00 !

Most of us in this topic know that these are occasionally available for $5 so unless you need to watch it right now…..