I am in Belgium and wonder why I cannot watch some movies in it's original 'English" version. About Schmidt with Jack Nicolson for example... Same goes for Switzerland. About Schmidt, in German with Bulgarian subtitles??? Strange!!
I know how to set language and subtitles. That's not the issue.
Is there an explanation?
Thanks
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That comes down to the content provider and what has been licensed for that location.
Probably, but in this particular case the proposed version was in German language and Belgium only counts a little over 30,000 Belgians in the Germanic speaking part of the country??? Is there a way to communicate to Apple TV that there is a problem??
As explained by vazandrew, it isn't Apple you need to communicate your concerns too but the content providers themselves.
You can make your point via iTunes support for your country.
As far as I know, the general rule is that Apple abides by any licensing or copyright ruling for the item in the individual countries it operates in. If that particular film has not been licensed it won't be shown. Feedback is not usually responded to but we are assured that Apple reads every post.
And who would that be???
it depends on the movie itself.
I am in Belgium and wonder why I cannot watch some movies in it's original 'English" version. About Schmidt with Jack Nicolson for example...
