Re: Down the crapper
By: Mr. Cool to Nightfox on Thu Oct 15 2015 17:48:15
MC> You can actually buy movies with Xfinity On Demand now, but I've wondered
MC> what happens when you cancel your Comcast account. I suppose you would
MC> still have to have access to an account to be able to access them. That
MC> could be alot of no longer paying customers using your service.
Yeah, I wonder how that works.. Similarly, Amazon.com lets you buy movies from
their library, but I wonder what happens if you don't have their Prime
streaming service.
For that reason, I tend to avoid buying movies that are part of a subscription
service. I prefer having a physical copy of a movie, or at least a video file
I can store on a hard drive or other media & play anywhere.
MC> I'm not a big apple user, but I still have an iPod Touch. I used to make
MC> regular purchases for shows and movies. Unfortionatlly I don't have any
MC> other device I can play it on. I've tried using wine to install iTunes
MC> more then once I believe, but had no succes.
Sounds like Apple still has restrictions on what devices you can play their
media on.. I'm sure someone has probably come up with a way to defeat that
though. I wonder if there's software you can download that can convert your
iTunes movies to another format that you can play anywhere.
Nightfox
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