Solution to Apple pulling content!

Discussion in 'Apple TV and Home Theater' started by Bitmin1991, Oct 24, 2013.

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  1. Bitmin1991, Oct 24, 2013

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    Was reading comments about Apple pulling Pixar movies from iTunes in the Cloud, and the solution is to download them and move them to a USB drive, either attached to your Mac/PC or connected to your Airport Time Capsule.
     
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  2. tonyr6, Oct 24, 2013

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    Long live optical physical media. I have most of the Pixar movies on BluRay and I own them FOREVER. I never have to worry about them not being there tomorrow.
     
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  3. Donar, Oct 24, 2013

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    ...but only if you have a backup of them, as the discs can break. :p
     
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  4. Plutonius, Oct 24, 2013

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    I always keep a copy and don't rely on the cloud. This really isn't an issue since Disney said they were going to allow Apple to continue to host these films in the cloud for people who have purchased them.

    I don't know if I would use the word forever in conjunction with kids movies. Most kids will destroy physical media pretty quickly if they happen to get ahold of the disk.

    Note - Kids are pretty quick learners and figure out quickly how to take a disk out of the player.
     
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  5. Bitmin1991, Oct 24, 2013

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    Yeah, I only buy optical media for movies that truly use HD the right way. (Pixar, James Cameron's Avatar, Fifth Element, etc) The major purchases I do on iTunes are TV shows such as Pawn Stars.
     
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  6. DP812, Oct 24, 2013

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    I always keep a copy as well. I don't trust the cloud one damn bit. This whole debacle is proof of why DRM is a terrible freaking idea. If Apple had done this with movies that I had bought and downloaded, it would push me to pirating movies instead of buying them legally.

    My decision to not have kids is looking better and better.
     
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