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Do we qualify for 50% off when we convert 10 discs at Wal-Mart?

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  • LuzRinggold
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    Re: Do we qualify for 50% off when we convert 10 discs at Wal-Mart?

    Originally posted by blumovielvr View Post
    So can anyone from VUDU answer this request?
    I doubt that will happen. Unless you have Blu-rays, I suggest you give CinemaNow's D2D a try. I tried to load 5 new movies using Vudu To Go and of course 1 wouldn't work. I added the fifth movie, Murder At 1600, using CinemaNow.

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  • blumovielvr
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    Re: Do we qualify for 50% off when we convert 10 discs at Wal-Mart?

    Originally posted by blumovielvr View Post
    Well since you are aware of the problem, could VUDU at least lower the minimum number of discs that have to be converted to get the discounted price?? (Like 5 instead of 10)
    So can anyone from VUDU answer this request?

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  • FelipeF
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    Re: Do we qualify for 50% off when we convert 10 discs at Wal-Mart?

    Lets keep it on topic please.

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  • lostinva
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    Re: Do we qualify for 50% off when we convert 10 discs at Wal-Mart?

    Just because some uninformed employees allowed it really has no bearing on whether they are actually supposed to.

    https://forum.vudu.com/showthread.ph...rom-CES/page11

    Anyway, carry on. I'm not interested in arguing it.

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  • Squatting Hen
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    Re: Do we qualify for 50% off when we convert 10 discs at Wal-Mart?

    Originally posted by lostinva View Post
    Perhaps, but you are taking advantage of their ignorance. Only DVD and Blu-rays are priced for D2D conversion, as those are the only formats allowed. The only exception for HD-DVD would be a combo pack or flipper disc, I have several of those, but still only the DVD side is actually eligible for D2D conversion.
    I have to disagree. I specifically asked them if HD-DVD's could be used because I was not sure, and they all said yes. I saw that I couldn't do it online through the app with my HD-DVD drive, so as a consumer, I called and asked. All three of the stores knew exactly what HD-DVD were and they said they are allowed to use them. The reason I called three stores is because I wanted to find one that did not stamp the discs. All of my local stores stamp them though. I even went to one and converted a few just to see how the stamp would look and if I could clean it off. I couldn't. The person there commented about HD-DVD's and how they still had a collection of their own. They seem to know all about the program.

    I can't take adavantage of something if I was not sure and asked them.

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  • lostinva
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    Re: Do we qualify for 50% off when we convert 10 discs at Wal-Mart?

    Perhaps, but you are taking advantage of their ignorance. Only DVD and Blu-rays are priced for D2D conversion, as those are the only formats allowed. The only exception for HD-DVD would be a combo pack or flipper disc, I have several of those, but still only the DVD side is actually eligible for D2D conversion.

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  • Squatting Hen
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    Re: Do we qualify for 50% off when we convert 10 discs at Wal-Mart?

    Originally posted by lostinva View Post
    HD-DVD discs are not eligible in the first place...
    I have three WalMarts around me and all three take them. They consider them at the blu ray price.

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  • LuzRinggold
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    Re: Do we qualify for 50% off when we convert 10 discs at Wal-Mart?

    Now that CinemaNow has their list of D2D movies updated and a new version of their program, I suggest using them for any of those DVDs that Vudu ToGo will not allow. This will save you a trip to Walmart and help spread the wealth so to speak.

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  • lostinva
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    Re: Do we qualify for 50% off when we convert 10 discs at Wal-Mart?

    Originally posted by Squatting Hen View Post
    Not going to take my HD-DVD's there to get stamped. I am okay with paying more in store but not okay with the stamp.
    HD-DVD discs are not eligible in the first place...

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  • Squatting Hen
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    Re: Do we qualify for 50% off when we convert 10 discs at Wal-Mart?

    Originally posted by olarmy96 View Post
    I wonder if they are trying to "run out the clock" on the 50% discount. Numerous titles have been reported with problems, and it doesn't seem like many have been fixed.

    Usually a more frequent release schedule corresponds to a beta test time period. It's hard to test fixes if there's never a release.
    Yeah, I have done a little over 100 or so and a few of mine will not read. Would love to have that fixed.

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  • Squatting Hen
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    Re: Do we qualify for 50% off when we convert 10 discs at Wal-Mart?

    Originally posted by LuzRinggold View Post
    I have never had a DVD stamped by Walmart...NEVER!
    I took a few in that couldn't read for some reason and they stamped mine. I wasn't too happy, but knew it would be done. I called my closest three locations asking how the D2D worked...and they all said they stamp the discs.

    Not going to take my HD-DVD's there to get stamped. I am okay with paying more in store but not okay with the stamp.

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  • olarmy96
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    Re: Do we qualify for 50% off when we convert 10 discs at Wal-Mart?

    Originally posted by MoWeb View Post
    I for one completely understand this and don't mind testing the beta software, however, how can we help if we never get a new version to test. I realize coding is not done overnight. Is a new version to test coming soon, in the next few weeks or so?
    I wonder if they are trying to "run out the clock" on the 50% discount. Numerous titles have been reported with problems, and it doesn't seem like many have been fixed.

    Usually a more frequent release schedule corresponds to a beta test time period. It's hard to test fixes if there's never a release.

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  • lujan
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    Re: Do we qualify for 50% off when we convert 10 discs at Wal-Mart?

    Originally posted by MoWeb View Post
    I for one completely understand this and don't mind testing the beta software, however, how can we help if we never get a new version to test. I realize coding is not done overnight. Is a new version to test coming soon, in the next few weeks or so?
    I agree, I don't know if the new version has to be the VuduTogo application or something in the background that connects to Gracenote because they seem to be the real problem?

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  • MoWeb
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    Re: Do we qualify for 50% off when we convert 10 discs at Wal-Mart?

    Originally posted by DanielH View Post
    I can understand your dissatisfaction with your discs not being recognized by our beta program. Our In-Home D2D beta is still in the infancy stage and we realize there are fixes that need to be released before the full version is launched to the public. The discounted price for the beta is being offered as an incentive to help us test the beta. This is the reason the discount is not being offered for titles converted at Wal-Mart.

    As I said previously, VUDU will not credit you for titles converted at Wal-Mart.
    I for one completely understand this and don't mind testing the beta software, however, how can we help if we never get a new version to test. I realize coding is not done overnight. Is a new version to test coming soon, in the next few weeks or so?

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  • blumovielvr
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    Re: Do we qualify for 50% off when we convert 10 discs at Wal-Mart?

    Originally posted by DanielH View Post
    I can understand your dissatisfaction with your discs not being recognized by our beta program. Our In-Home D2D beta is still in the infancy stage and we realize there are fixes that need to be released before the full version is launched to the public. The discounted price for the beta is being offered as an incentive to help us test the beta. This is the reason the discount is not being offered for titles converted at Wal-Mart.

    As I said previously, VUDU will not credit you for titles converted at Wal-Mart.
    Well since you are aware of the problem, could VUDU at least lower the minimum number of discs that have to be converted to get the discounted price?? (Like 5 instead of 10)

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