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Michael CM1

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Feb 4, 2008
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Yahoo! Maybe some of the studios are realizing that retailers like Wal-Mart shouldn't tell us how we can buy and rent stuff. I still like to purchase movies that I want to keep on DVD and Blu-ray, but Apple TV is the bomb for rentals, especially in HD. The only drawback is it takes a few hours to download an HD movie, but I can deal with it.

Anybody else jazzed that maybe this is a trend and not an anomaly?
 

adrianseto

macrumors newbie
Jun 2, 2008
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Apple has recently signed a new deal with the major studios that allow the release on itunes the same day as the movie is released on DVD. In the past there was a 30 day window against DVD.
 

northy124

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Nov 18, 2007
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@adrianseto true they signed a deal but that was to sell Movies on a same day DVD release not rent that is still 30 days (Anyone feel free to correct me as I can be wrong (Only human LoL)')
 

adrianseto

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Jun 2, 2008
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but i noticed semipro is availbale for rent on ATV now... or has it been up there for sale first for 30 days?
 
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