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I have no idea of what the difference between Ultraviolet and Vudu is. Is this something Venn-Diagram-mannable? -- nm
Posted by
prayformojo (aka mayhem)
Feb 5 '13, 10:38
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UV is a multi-vendor service to provide digital movies. Vudu is one of the UV compatible services so they can get access to your UV "locker"
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oblique [220]
Feb 5, 10:39
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thank you. that crystallizes things nicely. -- nm
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prayformojo
Feb 5, 10:42
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This is why ML is always twitchy about Amazon being a UV partner. If that happened then you could stream all your UV movies via Amazon's Instant
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oblique [220]
Feb 5, 10:44
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*this*. I'd have every Pixar film immediately. -- nm
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spamlet
Feb 5, 10:48
If Disney went 3D with Vudu I'd never buy another physical disc again -- nm
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oblique [220]
Feb 5, 10:46
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I doubt Disney joins for a long time yet. They want to control their film library too much. -- nm
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David
Feb 5, 10:53
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I think that's exactly the model they want. People have access to the content but they cannot buy it permanently in a standard format.
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David
Feb 5, 10:57
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