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Who's got the biggest VUDU (D2D, UV) library here?

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  • Walter-S_North_Carolina
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    Re: Who's got the biggest VUDU (D2D, UV) library here?

    Nah, 1 mil+ new users per month for the next 5 yrs.

    Uv ain't going anywhere.

    On the contrary...

    I agree remote folk have buffering issues.

    That is why there are download options.

    Obviously not on a Roku, but game consoles have that built in.

    Download & watch fixes the buffering thing.

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  • LuzRinggold
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    Re: Who's got the biggest VUDU (D2D, UV) library here?

    That's true, you almost have to experience it to understand it. I would say that it's mostly about convenience and mobility, but also about security in that there is no disc to be lost, damaged, or even stolen.

    But as with everything, there are disadvantages. Things like internet service being out, buffering issues, UV rights accidently being deleted, incompatibilities across some devices, and all the other technical issues and media management issues we may have to deal with. These issues, as well as other concerns about the stability of companies holding my "investment", are serious enough that I do not plan on buying very many digital copies of movies. I think it's safer to purchase the DVD or Blu-ray and take advantage of either Disc-to-digital or UV redemption. This way I REALLY own the movie to watch whenever I want.

    I love having many of our movies in the cloud, but I still think UV is too young to put 100% faith into it offering what they say it offers...access to our movies anytime and FOREVER. When I have gone 5 to 10 years without losing access to any of my movies, then maybe I will change my mind...and when we have a couple more big players in the game like Amazon.com or maybe Netflix.

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  • Walter-S_North_Carolina
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    Re: Who's got the biggest VUDU (D2D, UV) library here?

    Originally posted by LuzRinggold View Post
    We are trying to get most of our DVD collection in the cloud so we don't ever have to touch the physical disc again and we can take our collection with us wherever we go. Our movies are not there for one person to watch over a two year period, they are there for our entire family to watch forever.

    Welcome to the club. There is something about using this technology which is needed for that kind of understanding to really hit home and be appreciated.

    With an entertainment collection stored in a cloud service, not only does the family have mobility features which are fully baked, but a child smearing peanut butter onto a disc and then putting it into the x-box/ps3 is a thing of the past.

    Also, having remote access while sitting in the barker lounge to the entirety of the collection is a major benefit. I watch/enjoy my family's entertainment collection much more since it is available from a few clicks of a remote.

    Add onto this, I can start watching a movie downstairs and when I get sleepy, I can go upstairs and continue to watch from my pause point Al-La whole home DVR'esk and not have to worry about dragging a disc with me to put into a player on my bedroom TV.

    With modern lifestyles being what they are, having this watch a little on one device --> pause --> wait some period of time --> pick back up on a different device is a real convenience without having to fish out the disc and mount it to the last saved point.

    ...but again, this is something that I have found is difficult to communicate the value of. It need be experienced to appreciate.

    I am completly locked and loaded with my family's titles in Vudu, absent my D2D stragglers and my Walt Disney Studios titles.

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  • LuzRinggold
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    Re: Who's got the biggest VUDU (D2D, UV) library here?

    Originally posted by lujan View Post
    When do you people that have 1000 or more titles and tv shows have the time to watch them all? I'm only at 346 and it takes around 2 years to watch them all including the rentals I get from Netflix.
    We are trying to get most of our DVD collection in the cloud so we don't ever have to touch the physical disc again and we can take our collection with us wherever we go. Our movies are not there for one person to watch over a two year period, they are there for our entire family to watch forever.

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  • Fred65
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    Re: Who's got the biggest VUDU (D2D, UV) library here?

    1446 Movies
    28 tv shows

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  • watcherseven
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    Originally posted by watcherseven View Post
    1525 and counting....
    Up to 1813 movies now...

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  • madmod20061
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    Re: Who's got the biggest VUDU (D2D, UV) library here?

    Originally posted by quackman View Post
    At some point it becomes more about collecting, than watching. I'm at 670 total on Vudu and I often ask myself the same question!
    Plus with linked accounts more than 1 person uses the library. I have 3 others who use my library.

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  • quackman
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    Re: Who's got the biggest VUDU (D2D, UV) library here?

    Originally posted by lujan View Post
    When do you people that have 1000 or more titles and tv shows have the time to watch them all? I'm only at 346 and it takes around 2 years to watch them all including the rentals I get from Netflix.
    At some point it becomes more about collecting, than watching. I'm at 670 total on Vudu and I often ask myself the same question!

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  • lujan
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    Re: Who's got the biggest VUDU (D2D, UV) library here?

    When do you people that have 1000 or more titles and tv shows have the time to watch them all? I'm only at 346 and it takes around 2 years to watch them all including the rentals I get from Netflix.

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  • LuzRinggold
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    Re: Who's got the biggest VUDU (D2D, UV) library here?

    Originally posted by tbdave View Post
    I just passed 1000 movies. I'm running out of D2D eligible titles to convert.

    Only have 22 seasons of TV. I'd add a lot more if they had D2D for TV.
    I am right behind you...I just added 11 more movies and now have 966 movies and 19 TV shows.

    I would love to add some of the shows I own through D2D. Shows like:

    24
    Buffy the Vampire Slayer
    Smallville
    Star Trek: Enterprise
    Little House On the Prairie
    Friends
    Coach
    Mad About You
    The Andy Griffith Show
    Sliders
    Planet of the Apes
    Moonlighting
    Matlock
    Murder, She Wrote
    The Father Dowling Mysteries
    Battlestar Gallactica
    Buck Rogers in the 25th Century
    Growing Pains
    Happy Days

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  • tbdave
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    Re: Who's got the biggest VUDU (D2D, UV) library here?

    I just passed 1000 movies. I'm running out of D2D eligible titles to convert.

    Only have 22 seasons of TV. I'd add a lot more if they had D2D for TV.

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  • watcherseven
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    1525 and counting....

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  • enrico pallazzo
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    People were curious. Ive got 2588 movies and 27 tv shows right now. I anticipate it going up now with the credit we just received. Probably top 1 % but nowhere near the guy who had 4000.

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  • MGmirkin
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    Re: Who's got the biggest VUDU (D2D, UV) library here?

    Originally posted by Rudymedina1 View Post
    I hope Disney joins up at some point. I would love to have their Touchstone movies available as well as the Marvel movies.
    Yeah, Disney needs to get on board. I'm pretty much not buying their animation DVD/Blu combos until they get their sh!t together and get on board (and drop their ridiculously high prices to "reasonable" levels). Well, okay, I'll probably buy them just to have them for the future and then HOPE they get on board eventually.

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  • Ruinit
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    Re: Who's got the biggest VUDU (D2D, UV) library here?

    I am over 1600 just movie titles now. I watch TV shows on my plex server. I don't see getting to much higher until they start releasing some for MGM, Disney and some of the obscure companies.

    I would purchase the other titles I would like if they were under $10 for hdx. They did put I think 12 titles up for $9.99 but I have all of them I would like to see titles like Evil Dead 2, Dances with wolves, etc. Even though they are not UV yet I think that day will come.

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