-=> Al Kaiser wrote to JIMMY ANDERSON <=-

 JA> I bought it on iTunes and it has special features too...

 AK> Is that the digtial download?

Yes - when you buy something on iTunes you 'own it forever.'
You can download it, watch it, delete it, decide in a year
or three you want to download it again - it's still 'yours.'

 AK>  I don't have any experience with those
 AK> since I don't do streaming.  My Netflix is Blu-ray / DVD Only and my
 AK> computer is just that computer with HDMI output to the speakers in the
 AK> monitor, no big sound system on it.

I don't have a big sound system either. :-) I can watch on my computer
or I can stream from my computer to my Apple TV box that is hooked 
up to my television.

Technically I can watch straight from the Apple TV box, but you have
to wait for it to buffer...

 AK> Even my phone is "dumb".  Voice and email only, I had the
 AK> incoming/outgoing text turned off and no internet cause I don't need my
 AK> face in a phone all day.

:-) iPhone user here - I don't 'keep my face in it' all day, but I do
listen to podcasts with it, plus I can do email if need be, and of
course maps.

 AK> The only time I played with digital downloads were with one moive that
 AK> came with the option for DD.  I put it on the "D" drive,
the computer
 AK> died, and when I put the old date drive in a new computer the movie
 AK> would not run because there was no license for it on the new machine.

 AK> I was not about to go out an repurchase the movie again.  Wonder how
 AK> many people have lost all their moives that way?

That's why I use iTunes - you 'own' it forever and can redownload as needed.


... Crying over spilled CONDENSED milk would be useful.
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