Transfer ultraviolet digital copy dvd to iTunes, not Flixster?

You're not making sense. Did you mean to type "I work for Ultraviolet and you should like it because it's convenient, but it may not cover all your paid digital asset needs"?

If all you want is Apple TV you buy the majority of your videos and so on through Apple then no $99 isn't a ridiculous amount of money but when you buy most of your stuff through other services that all offer devices for less than $50, Amazon, Google, etc, and the only reason you even need Apple TV is for those one or two shows that are only offered by iTunes for example while it may have changed, I haven't checked, at the time I purchased my daughter Lizzie McGuire iTunes was the only service providing that show. Buying a $99 piece of hardware to watch one show that didn't even cost that much to purchase in the first place is yes a ridiculous amount of money.

Honestly when every comparable device that does the exact same things cost so much less then even more so because then it feels like I am not being charged for the product but for the label. I don't care if the label says Apple, Amazon, Google, etc all I care about is being able to watch my shows without having to buy 3 different types of DVD players. That's what it amounts too. I understand Betamax vs VHS and HD vs Blu-Ray those were "Format Wars" so yeah it made sense.

Now we aren't talking about studios doing format wars it's outlet wars. Now they are forcing me to actually have to decide what digital store I will buy my movie at because that previously simple act has now become a game of "which of these stores offers me the widest access to my content.

I would disagree and say it depends on the Studio. Disney for example has made it so that their movies will sync into all of the most popular video streaming services.

To my mind this is how it should work. I shouldn't have to pick and choose where I buy my movie. I should be able to buy the movie and have it everywhere.

I believe I have figured it out... Once you enter the code in UV select Vudu, Download the Vudu app for the computer, Download the movie to that, and then drag the movie file out of your computer and put in into itunes.

Once you enter the code in UV select Vudu, Download the Vudu app for the computer, Download the movie to that, and then drag the movie file out of your computer and put in into itunes.

and it will not play in iTunes.

Don't know why they don't all include an iTunes copy and a windows media copy like they used to and keep everyone happy. It's really sad. It means you got a copy you can truly download and keep or save to somewhere you can access from all your devices. For ones complaining about iTunes being limited to apple products you can watch them on windows too and have them saved on your PC forever. UV can take away your access whenever they like and since you don't have a copy saved anywhere except within their app or cloud it is gone. I would rather have a copy I can transfer to devices and watch whenever I like whether on or offline without logging into accounts, etc.

malcolmfrommotherwell wrote:

Don't know why they don't all include an iTunes copy and a windows media copy

$$$ and control.

It's not their money, our money.

How do I trade my code online? I have the movie "Whiplash"