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Customers are having so much trouble with Hollywood's new DRM system for movies, Ultraviolet, that WB is giving away iTunes codes for Harry Potter 7p2 -- (link)

Posted by Mop (194 lbs) (aka rburriel) Nov 23 '11, 13:31

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To be clear... Warner Bros *owns* the Flixster system upon which Ultraviolet is based. They're giving away codes to the competitor's system. (money.cnn.com)

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That's what you get for naming your new DRM service after a bad Mila movie. -- nm - Qale Nov 23, 13:58 1
- It always make me think of Clockwork. -- nm - Spawn Nov 23, 14:00
Hmm, we own five out of six Ultraviolet titles available and have yet to have a problem. -- nm - David Nov 23, 13:36 5
- Yeah, I'm trying to find details as to just what's wrong with Ultraviolet. -- nm - Mop (194 lbs) Nov 23, 13:56 4
  - For me, it's a solid implementation. You input the code, go to the Flixster app on your device, and the movie streams instantly. - David Nov 23, 13:59 3
    - What platforms support Flixster? Is it just PCs, phones and tablets so far? -- nm - Mop (194 lbs) Nov 23, 14:27 1
      - Roku as well -- nm - eag Nov 23, 14:28
    - BTW, if anyone wants to try it, you can buy a code for a couple of dollars on eBay. - David Nov 23, 14:00

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