can I link itunes with vudu

I use vudu almost exclusively because of its ability to cross platform from my ipad to my tv . . . is there a way to share movies I've purchased in itunes with my vudu account?

iPad Air Wi-Fi, Cellular, iOS 9.0.2

Posted on Oct 18, 2015 7:31 PM

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Posted on Nov 28, 2017 5:22 PM

1. Link your Movies Anywhere Account to your Vudu account. (If you don't already)

2. Link iTunes account to your Movies Anywhere account. (If you haven't already)

3. Refresh the sync between your Movies Anywhere and your Vudu account. This may take several mins.

You should now have your iTunes digital copies on your Vudu account.

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Nov 28, 2017 5:22 PM in response to sl7rl7

1. Link your Movies Anywhere Account to your Vudu account. (If you don't already)

2. Link iTunes account to your Movies Anywhere account. (If you haven't already)

3. Refresh the sync between your Movies Anywhere and your Vudu account. This may take several mins.

You should now have your iTunes digital copies on your Vudu account.

Nov 14, 2017 11:59 AM in response to The A-Boy

Actually, they still don't completely link up. I have Vudu, iTunes, Movies Anywhere and Amazon Prime accounts. Although, Movies Anywhere did link the accounts, they still don't show all of the movies. In fact, I did a side by side comparison on a spreadsheet and I have a total of 245 digital movies. There are 241 movies in Vudu, 176 in iTunes, 174 in Amazon and 172 in Movies Anywhere. The 4 that don't show up in Vudu are the movies I purchased through iTunes. You may want to check you library to see what actually shows up in each. I do like the idea where Movies Anywhere is trying to get to, but they aren't quite there yet.

Aug 14, 2016 4:23 PM in response to econnor527

Hello Apple,

This is a lengthy message but one that I am guessing (not sure) is not just my own but shared with many others. I hope someone from Apple of a consequential position will reply with a genuine response. The market that made you so successful is not the same market that we live in today. I'll explain more further down.


I would tend to agree. These service providers need to remember that while they are competing against each other, the customer is the main priority so "open-sourcedness" as well as "share-friendly" is what consumers are looking for.


I have movies I purchased on Amazon Prime, I have movies I purchased on FandangoNOW, I have movies I purchased on VUDU, I have movies I purchased on other services like CinemaNow, on and on and on. I would LOVE to be able to sync them all together and provide them as part of my iTunes library, with Apple coming out looking the hero.


The point for Apple is "Hey, we care about our customers and we want to provide you the "all-in-one" and "one-stop-shop" services that you desire and we're going to allow you to purchase movies from us, and the other guys too!" but the business case for Apple is "We still know you'll buy our iPhones, iPads, iPods, and laptops/desktops!!!!" It is a WIN WIN WIN for everyone here and Apple you need to wake up and realize that blocking everyone else out and demanding that everyone follow your way has lead you to success in the early days of the market but that is not where we are headed now! If I find a better price on another service, I'll buy it there as long as the quality is great! If you don't like it Apple, either provide the movie at the same quality and the same price or make your systems compatible to connect and associate with the other apps!


Fact remains that on my Samsung SmartTV with an enhanced computer added to it STILL does not have an iTunes app so why would I buy an additional "Smart" box just to get your services - and have to literally switch from one to the next instead of using ALL the other providers of movies on my own TV without having to change input! Come on now, openness and connectivity and integration is the way the market is already headed and you're a day late and a few milion short. It's time to quit taking the ball, throwing a fit and going home because the game isn't being played exactly like you like it.


Now, don't feel special, I have a similar message about integration issues that I am taking up with Amazon as well. I don't like attempts to monopolize the industry or say "You either choose between football or me, your wife....it's one or the other!!!" ultimatums! That's not how to win over customers or keep them.


I am a relatively new customer to Apple as I have been an Android / Samsung user for like 10 years or so (maybe a little less but that sounds right) so moving to Apple products was very hard but I like what you have to offer - EXCEPT for this primary issue that I've wanted to address with you since the first iPhone was developed!


Thanks for listening. I hope someone of consequence from Apple actually replies to this because I think it is more than just my own concern but likely a community concern.


Thanks again,


Jdwg78

Bay Area, California

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