Disney Digital Copy (geekery, media)
by at 9:26 PM
So, I bought the Wall-E Collector's Edition on Blu-Ray. One of the things it came with was the "Disney digital copy" version. Since the voucher was only good for a year I decided I'd might as well just redeem it anyway, and since it's using iTunes DRM it's not like I can't transfer the license between all my computers (unlike the Windows Media version which restricts it to a single computer forever and ever).
Anyway, the whole activation/transfer process was incredibly painless. I popped in the DVD, entered a code, and then 20 seconds later I had a copy of Wall-E on my computer.
So, not all DRM has to make things painful and stupid.
Comments
i guess you can't delete it and reinstall because of the drm?
-bill
It should be okay to back the movie up onto an external drive and then bring it back in later as long as it's the same iTunes account.
-bill