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Then you can deal with unskippable advertisements before you can watch your movie you paid for. But at least the video quality is better.
by emodendroket 4y ago
Then you can deal with unskippable advertisements before you can watch your movie you paid for. But at least the video quality is better.
- throwaway2037 4y agoI think it is reasonable to buy the DVD or BluRay, then download DRM-free rip from PirateBay with same resolution. I think the same is fair if you bought a digital lifetime license (as we just learned: "not really") from Amazon. Then if Amazon steals your copy and does not refund you, you still have a copy. Has anyone ever tried to sue Amazon in small claims court for a "disappeared" film? I guess Amazon will force arbitration, but you have a good case in arbitration. All you want is either: the original digital film, or a refund of original payment. This could be arbitrated very quickly since the sum is so small.
- emodendroket 4y agoAre we imagining that every digital storefront does not explicitly grant them permission to remove stuff in the EULA?
- ThunderSizzle 4y agoI am imagining most EULAs won't hols up in a legal court. Maybe it would in forced arbitration.
- brewdad 4y agoI gave in and bought a copy of MakeMKV. I rip my discs and don't see the ads anymore.