Disney to Make Movies Available Online
musiholic writes "Disney has cut a deal with Movielink to make various Disney (and Disney subsidary) films available for 30-day paid downloads. Users can watch the film an unlimited amount of times before the movie expires. The movies requre Real Player or WMP."
Ah, a new hell for us parents:
"IS THE DOWNLOAD DONE YET?"
"No, 63% to go."
"IS THE DOWNLOAD DONE YET?"
"No, 62% to go."
"IS THE DOWNLOAD DONE YET?"
"No, 61% to go."
"IS THE DOWNLOAD DONE YET?"
"sigh"
I'm much funnier now that I'm a subscriber.
I guess you are new here?
I made a LEGO MindStorms robot that would hit "Print Screen" at exactly 29.97 frames per second to do just this. A small utility program I wrote then writes a bitmap of a screen out to a file on disc. A little splicing and encoding, and *ta-da*, a never expiring movie.
I nearly shot myself when I found out I could pipe the screen to my VCR through S-Video.
-- Fighting mediocrity one bad post at a time.
"IS THE DOWNLOAD DONE YET?"
"No, 1% to go."
"IS THE DOWNLOAD DONE YET?"
"Yes! You can watch Monsters Inc 2 now!"
"I DON'T WANT MONSTERS INC ANYMORE I WANNA PLAY PLAYSTATION"
*twitches, vein in forehead pops*
Mother, do you think they'll like this sig?
Um, you're not a parent are you? ;) Not being able to watch the movie after 30 days is a GOOD thing! Trust me! Added bonus - kids won't be tying up the home theater either! I think *I* know all the lines to Monster's Inc. now :)
This is nothing new...
How is this possibly news?
Disney and ShareReactor have partnered up for quite a few years now.
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