Convert DVDs to UltraViolet digital copies without leaving home

parislemon:

Smart idea…

…if any Apple devices were compatible with UltraViolet.

…or if anyone had any idea what UltraViolet was.

I wonder if Apple does something like this eventually as well. It’s like “Rip. Mix. Burn.” — except you pay for it. But I actually think that’s fine if you get an upgrade to HD along the way and automatically get your movies into iCloud (to access from any iDevice).

As someone who has tried to rip their entire DVD collection for several years now, I can tell you what a pain in the ass it is (hence, “several years now”).

Actually, Vudu has iOS apps so you can stream your Ultraviolet collection. Seems like a pretty cool service.

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Notes

  1. kennybloggerly reblogged this from parislemon and added:
    Apple devices are absolutely compatible with UltraViolet. Movies play through the Flixster app and can be either...
  2. ybrammer reblogged this from parislemon and added:
    was just visiting our VHS and DVD collection which now sits mostly untouched in our basement yesterday thinking...
  3. markleemorrow reblogged this from parislemon and added:
    I would probably pay for a service like this if Apple offered it.
  4. jasonpbecker reblogged this from parislemon and added:
    would definitely...the equivalent of iTunes Match for movies, except skipping the part...
  5. factorsparsity reblogged this from parislemon
  6. dustanner reblogged this from parislemon and added:
    can stream your Ultraviolet collection. Seems like...pretty cool service.
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