movie rental price?
so dose any body know the price to rent a movie? is it realy $10 a movie?. that is high
hp ze4400, Windows XP
To rent older movies its $2.99 and for newer movies its $3.99 and then $1 more for each for movies in HD
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are those itune prices?
I only see the 9.99 way too much for a movie rental...
I only see the 9.99 way too much for a movie rental...
thedodgeboys wrote:
are those itune prices?
I only see the 9.99 way too much for a movie rental...
yes the above are itunes prices.... Movie rentals are NOT $9.99
Have you upgraded to the latest version of iTunes? If you are at 7.6 you should see a link labeled "Movies NEW" in the upper left portion of your screen. From there you are able to find a movie to rent and download. The prices are 2.99 or 3.99 for a rental.
If you do have iTunes 7.6, this URL will work for you to show you the top 100 rentals right now. Prices are as stated 2.99 to 3.99 (extra for HD)
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewTop?id=39&popId=23
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http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewTop?id=39&popId=23
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Also, not all movies are available for rent, so you might only see the price to buy the movie. For instance, "Shooter" can only be purchased at this time.
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Why can you only rent movies in America? What about the U.K, will this feature be coming to us? Its the only reason i bohtered with the update, or is there a way i can set up to buy/rent from the American iTunes?
The $9.99 price is to purchase the movies, although not all are on sale for $9.99 some are $14.99 (mainly for newer releases).
iPhoNette
iPhoNette
Any omission of a country wouldn't be Apples fault but rather the content owners or laws.
Jobs said in the keynote that the service would launch initially in American and over the next several months launch in other countries.
Jimmyg,
I think Steve Jobs mentioned in his keynote that movie rentals is only available for the US as of today, but that they want it to go international as soon as possible. But he didn't give any dates.
Kenton
edit: Sorry, was beat to the punch.
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I think Steve Jobs mentioned in his keynote that movie rentals is only available for the US as of today, but that they want it to go international as soon as possible. But he didn't give any dates.
Kenton
edit: Sorry, was beat to the punch.
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does anyone wish Apple allowed >24 hours for a movie rental? i watch some one night and usually the rest the next night, i need like 36 hours and i would be happpy.
You always do that for movies...only watch half a film then rest next day....odd.
You can keep it for I believe 30 days....but once you watch it then it starts the 24 hour clock. 24 hours to watch an average 2hr movie. Sounds fine to me.
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You can keep it for I believe 30 days....but once you watch it then it starts the 24 hour clock. 24 hours to watch an average 2hr movie. Sounds fine to me.
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thedodgeboys,
$9.99 and up depending on the movie is the price to purchase the movie, and play it for as long as you would like, it is not the rental price.
Hope this helps,
Nathan C.
$9.99 and up depending on the movie is the price to purchase the movie, and play it for as long as you would like, it is not the rental price.
Hope this helps,
Nathan C.
thank you all for your help i just did not wait long enough. i saw the prices the last time looked
movie rental price?