Apple Premieres iTunes Movies in Australia and New Zealand

[appleguy]

I cant see the Movie Store from Apple TV

Anyone else have this?
is there a soultion

 

[neil51]

Here's what I did...

Just had the same issue on my Apple TV, here's what I did to get the store showing up: Go to Settings, then General, choose the iTunes store, select United States, click back out to the main Apple TV screen, then go back in and reselect New Zealand and the store will then show in the main Apple TV screen. You can then browse the Genres, new releases etc from there, view the trailers and purchase.

 

[KindredMAC]

Come on Apple.... why is the Land of Oz able to have 48 hours and your bread and butter USA still stuck with 24 hours??????

 

[blueskyrocket]

What Gives

What gives, I can't rent or purchase directly from my TV. I still only see, Trailers and MyMovies???

You have to have it synced to your iTunes account. Have you setup your itunes account on the Apple TV?

 

[nick9191]

They've reduced the TV price in Oz, why not in the UK? Robbing bastards. I'm not buying one until they do.

 

[igazza]

This will test my 25Gb limit. Really sucks i cant get iinet were i live

 

[jfanning]

They've reduced the TV price in Oz, why not in the UK? Robbing bastards. I'm not buying one until they do.

What about the Euro price, the UK price is way lower than what we are charged.

(And for the people that always bring this up, even when you take off the taxes etc)

 

[onemanarmy333]

What about the Euro price, the UK price is way lower than what we are charged.

(And for the people that always bring this up, even when you take off the taxes etc)

the poor value of the pound is making the euro price look higher . in december 2007 1 pound was equal to 1.50 euros now 1 pound is equal to 1.23. so prices in britan seam lower

 

[barefootman]

Glad to see they restructured the pricing to factor in the excess download charges we pay for anything more than a few MB of download...

I'm glad I'm in iiNet. Anything downloaded through iTunes - and this includes AppleTV is not counted towards monthly download quotas!

Al

 

[kolax]

48 hours is much more sensible than 24 hours.

I thought this wasn't because of Apple but to do with a law or something in the US that restricted it to 24 hours?

It is 48 hours in the UK too.

 

[twoodcc]

glad to see Apple releasing this in more countries

 

[DoFoT9]

But how much does that plan cost?
Outside main centers ADSL 2 is very limited and very expensive

im paying $100 per month for ADSL2+ 20gb in rural NSW. pretty darn expensive there aint many other ISP's other than telstra that are reliable.



the movies seem a bit expensive, i can stil get all of those for free...

or i can go rent the DVD's for $3-$4 over night..

 

[Nermal]

im paying $100 per month for ADSL2+ 20gb in rural NSW.

You have my condolences on price. Meanwhile I'm waiting for Telstra to roll out VDSL2 in my town...

 

[DoFoT9]

You have my condolences on price. Meanwhile I'm waiting for Telstra to roll out VDSL2 in my town...

just wish i didnt have the mobiles/home phone on the plans so that i could get off the stupid plan and go with someone 1/2 the price with 2x the data!!

 

[jfanning]

the poor value of the pound is making the euro price look higher . in december 2007 1 pound was equal to 1.50 euros now 1 pound is equal to 1.23. so prices in britan seam lower

That don't just seem lower, they are lower. I can drive to Belfast, purchase one, and drive home and it will still be cheaper than getting on in Dublin