B Big Dave macrumors 6502 Original poster Today at 2:02 PM #1 I wanted to watch a movie I own and Apple showed me a commercial for Formula One before it played. Anyone else had this happen? I’m a little upset.
I wanted to watch a movie I own and Apple showed me a commercial for Formula One before it played. Anyone else had this happen? I’m a little upset.
K KBJ55 macrumors member Today at 2:26 PM #2 It's because you don't own it; you don't own anything you view online. You have a license to view the content, not to own it outright. Reactions: kitKAC, conmee and kissfan
It's because you don't own it; you don't own anything you view online. You have a license to view the content, not to own it outright.
Bigwaff Contributor Today at 5:06 PM #3 Yup. Consider it a lifetime (of the service, not your actual lifespan) rental. Reactions: conmee and KBJ55
jz0309 macrumors P6 28 minutes ago #4 Big Dave said: I wanted to watch a movie I own and Apple showed me a commercial for Formula One before it played. Anyone else had this happen? I’m a little upset. Click to expand... I watch many movies in my "library" in ATV on the ATV 4k, never had this happening. do you have a subscription to ATV? is the movie also offered by ATV currently? I have seen this happening when I had trial subs and watched movies that ATV offered
Big Dave said: I wanted to watch a movie I own and Apple showed me a commercial for Formula One before it played. Anyone else had this happen? I’m a little upset. Click to expand... I watch many movies in my "library" in ATV on the ATV 4k, never had this happening. do you have a subscription to ATV? is the movie also offered by ATV currently? I have seen this happening when I had trial subs and watched movies that ATV offered
K kitKAC macrumors 65816 1 minute ago #5 Bigwaff said: Yup. Consider it a lifetime (of the service, not your actual lifespan) rental. Click to expand... It's not even that long; it's a licence for as long as the service has the rights to that content.
Bigwaff said: Yup. Consider it a lifetime (of the service, not your actual lifespan) rental. Click to expand... It's not even that long; it's a licence for as long as the service has the rights to that content.