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Could "Oz The Great And Powerful" Be Disney's First UV Release?

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  • echopulse
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    Re: Could "Oz The Great And Powerful" Be Disney's First UV Release?

    The code expires in 2018, not the movie itself.

    The benefit to redeeming on DigitalCopyPlus.com? The only thing I can think of is Rewards Points.

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  • asumovieman
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    Any benefit to redeem thru vudu vs the Disney site?

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  • asumovieman
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    Re: Could "Oz The Great And Powerful" Be Disney's First UV Release?

    Originally posted by tsken02 View Post
    The FAQ specifically lists Oz. Check under Info and Help: http://www.digitalcopyplus.com/help/


    Do Digital Copy codes expire?
    Digital Copy codes are only available for a limited time. See the list below for specific dates related to your title. Please, contact customer service with any further questions regarding Digital Copy code expiration.

    Support@DigitalCopyHelp.com
    1-800-723-4763 (US)/1-888-877-2843 (Canada)

    Digital Copy Plus currently supports the following titles:
    Oz The Great and Powerful Expires June 11, 2018
    Wait a minute... Will the code or movie itself expire on June 11, 2018?

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  • Walter-S_North_Carolina
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    Re: Could "Oz The Great And Powerful" Be Disney's First UV Release?

    Originally posted by tsken02 View Post
    Most folks will not pay $20 each yeat again to get all of their Disney movies in the cloud, but are willing to pay something for the convenience. Why not take the money?

    For me, I would never. It would go against my principles to spend money on buying a Bluray Disc copy of a title I already owned in DVD. Same is true for an EST version. I would never pay full price for a title I already own on DVD or Bluray Disc.

    A nominal fee for a D2D transfer is another story. That I would gladly pay for adding titles I have in packaged media into my UV locker.

    Should they choose to forgo UV for many years, I will simply learn to live without their titles in my entertainment library.

    I am not sure if I am alone in this decision.

    There may be folks out there who heat their home by burning stacks of $100 bills and can afford to justify buying an EST copy of a title they own in packaged media just to have the convenience of a streaming service.

    That is not me. I count my pennies and pay cash for my purchases. Without UV, sadly, Disney will likely simply be absent from my family's entertainment collection, by-in-large.

    This does sort of sting to have to say. We were season pass holders to Walt Disney World for three years while we lived in Florida. Our family has stayed at hotels on the property for weekend and week-long stays dozens of times. We appreciate the quality Disney has in family entertainment, but UV is a make-or-break feature for us now.

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  • tsken02
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    Re: Could "Oz The Great And Powerful" Be Disney's First UV Release?

    Seems to me Disney is still leaving money on the table. If they provide a D2D program, they get money for your Disney collection, with very little cost to them. I can't believe they will just walk away from such a money-maker. Most folks will not pay $20 each yeat again to get all of their Disney movies in the cloud, but are willing to pay something for the convenience. Why not take the money?

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  • Starkenator
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    Re: Could "Oz The Great And Powerful" Be Disney's First UV Release?

    Originally posted by echopulse View Post
    I am going to e-mail them to ask them to add UV capability. Would love to ask about downloading CFF files but it's not available yet, so that's not a current issue.

    Support@DigitalCopyHelp.com
    I just emailed them asking them to add Ultraviolet support and the porting of older iTunes copies to Vudu. Hope everyone can hammer them with emails about this.

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  • Roxie_Muzic
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    Originally posted by Starkenator View Post
    I just tried to redeem an unredeemed digital copy code from Lady and the Tramp on the new website and it said they do not support the redemption of older titles which does not surprise me. We need to see if we can pressure Disney to let us redeem our old iTunes codes on Vudu. Does anyone know of a support email or their twitter handle?
    Support@DigitalCopyHelp.com

    Currently e-mailing them now on that subject, hopefully with a well composed, professional, and insightful e-mail from a long time consumer (50 years & 200+ VHS's, CD's, DVD's and Blu-Ray's) of their products. It is not a very good idea to bite the hand that feeds you in the consumer world, Disney, a mainstay in my media collection, could face extinction, at least for me, if there is not an awakening on their part to the fact that currently they are moving away from perceived benefit to the consumer. Their bottom line is tied to that perception......currently Disney is moving further and further from that perception, at least in my eyes.

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  • echopulse
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    Re: Could "Oz The Great And Powerful" Be Disney's First UV Release?

    I am going to e-mail them to ask them to add UV capability. Would love to ask about downloading CFF files but it's not available yet, so that's not a current issue.

    Support@DigitalCopyHelp.com

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  • Starkenator
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    Re: Could "Oz The Great And Powerful" Be Disney's First UV Release?

    Originally posted by E55KEV View Post
    from 'Info and Help' on digitalcopyplus.com

    FAQ - What Digital Copy movies can I redeem on this website?

    "Titles released prior to June 2013 may require the Digital Copy disc. Please refer to the insert from your Blu-ray or DVD package for specific instructions."
    I just tried to redeem an unredeemed digital copy code from Lady and the Tramp on the new website and it said they do not support the redemption of older titles which does not surprise me. We need to see if we can pressure Disney to let us redeem our old iTunes codes on Vudu. Does anyone know of a support email or their twitter handle?

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  • E55KEV
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    Originally posted by E55KEV View Post
    If in the near future Disney allows our old iTunes (already redeemed) only Digital Copy codes also redeem on digitalcopyplus.com that would be awesome!
    from 'Info and Help' on digitalcopyplus.com

    FAQ - What Digital Copy movies can I redeem on this website?

    "Titles released prior to June 2013 may require the Digital Copy disc. Please refer to the insert from your Blu-ray or DVD package for specific instructions."

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  • Walter-S_North_Carolina
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    Re: Could "Oz The Great And Powerful" Be Disney's First UV Release?

    Originally posted by echopulse View Post
    Walter,
    This news makes it more likely that UV compatibility will happen sooner rather than later. Just my 02 cents.
    I do hope you are right. On second thought, what am I getting into. My d2d bill will spike beyond all recongition if they do. That would suck, but be cool at the same time. I mean... Argh... I don't know what I mean

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  • echopulse
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    Walter,

    I understand your viewpoint, but I draw the opposite conclusion that you do. This announcement shows that Disney is aware of consumer demand for a cross-platform, cloud based digital copy service. This is why they support 3 different providers. Universal has the same type of redemption system for their UV releases. To me, this looks like what they will offer in place of what had originally been called "Keychest". With support for 2 cloud based services, plus iTunes, there is no need for them to build a new cloud based movie platform. When UV first launched, Disney's CEO said that Keychest was to be compatible with UltraViolet, not compete against it. This news makes it more likely that UV compatibility will happen sooner rather than later. Just my 02 cents.

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  • Walter-S_North_Carolina
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    Originally posted by E55KEV View Post
    If in the near future Disney allows our old iTunes (already redeemed) only Digital Copy codes also redeem on digitalcopyplus.com that would be awesome!

    I agree. I have several too I would like to get in my Vudu Library.

    This is from the DigitalCopy Plus site;
    What Digital Copy movies can I redeem on this website?
    Select Digital Copy titles from Walt Disney Pictures, Disney Pixar, Marvel, Touchstone, ABC, Disney Channel, and DreamWorks Pictures, can be redeemed on this website. Titles released prior to June 2013 may require the Digital Copy disc. Please refer to the insert from your Blu-ray or DVD package for specific instructions.

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  • E55KEV
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    Re: Could "Oz The Great And Powerful" Be Disney's First UV Release?

    If in the near future Disney allows our old iTunes (already redeemed) only Digital Copy codes also redeem on digitalcopyplus.com that would be awesome!

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  • LuzRinggold
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    Re: Could "Oz The Great And Powerful" Be Disney's First UV Release?

    Originally posted by Walter-S_North_Carolina View Post
    LuzRinggold,

    if it is any consolation, the Stich Kingdom article has a comments sections you can post your views on as well. I have done so with mine. It may be futile, but all I can do is try.

    -Walter

    http://www.stitchkingdom.com/disney-...#comment-39448

    Thanks Walter!

    I too posted a reply to their article. I doubt it will do any good, but it was easy enough to do so why not try.

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