ONLINE VIDEO Walmart offering to convert DVDs Walmart is joining Hollywood’s emerging system for letting consumers access movies they buy on discs over multiple devices including tablet computers and smart phones. In…
Will allows owners of DVDs and Blu-ray disks from five major studios to get digital access to…
Wal-Mart and five of the six major Hollywood studios are hoping they can beat the odds and keep alive their dying cash cow – the DVD business.
Looking to backup your DVD and Blu-ray collection and convert them to virtual copies for playback at home and on your mobile devices? Walmart will let you purchase virtual copies of your existing DVDs and Blu-ray discs through its new Disc to Digital service for Vudu, using the UltraViolet service.
Wal-Mart announced today that starting April 16th customers will be able to bring their DVDs into Wal-Mart and have the movies transferred to digital files they can then watch using Wal-Mart’s Vudu service. The films will be stored in the cloud via Ultraviolet.
LOS ANGELES, March 13, 2012 /PRNewswire/ –Â It’s time to unlock your DVDs America! The freedom to watch your movies any time, any place is here! Walmart is giving physical DVD/Blu-ray collections across …
Walmart is partnering with five major film studios to make it easier for customers to gain cloud access to their existing physical library of DVD and Blu-ray discs.
A California judge ruled last week that Kaleidescape, the company behind a line of high-end home media servers, violated the terms of its DVD licensing agreement by allowing consumers to rip DVDs.
This week on Blu-ray and DVD: The latest from bad-boy auteur Lars von Trier; the Oscar-winner for Best Adapted Screenplay; “My Week With Marilyn,” starring Oscar nominees Michelle Williams and Kenneth Branagh; Jason Reitman’s second go-around with Diablo Cody; and a documentary made for “Once” fans. Â #1
Rent It Adapting Michael Crichton’s novel of the same name, which had been released earlier that same year, Disclosure (1994) is a somewhat better than one might expect.