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Be aware Nero 9's installation might make you want to rip the balls off Nero's programmers.
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hell the battery on the iPhone wouldnt even last long enough to play through the entire movie probably.. unless you turn off 3G, Wifi and everything else for that matter. hell, turn off the phone. go to a 37inch + tv and watch it on HD with BR.
i'm sure if you can afford an iphone, you can afford a tv and a br player.
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Anyway, I find this totally redundant. You're telling me, with your current dvd's , you guys who complained, you all convert those movies onto iPhone format? Just so you can watch this on the go?
As mentioned before, the Dark Knight comes in a digital format as well, to prevent this blu ray burning. I'm obviously not arguing that you carry your TV's and BR players around, but, comon, this is totally ridiculous. If you know about Giz, it's probably likely that you know how to download movies that are already formatted for the iPhone. If you already own the movie, why not just download an alternate version from those sources? Which by the way takes 2 hours, instead of 10+ hours of work to convert it from BR to iPhone format?
You're all telling me, that you have Blu Ray burners, which cost 200$ avg. and you go through all that trouble of converting your BR's to iPhone format? I find that totally unbelievable. Why would you purchase a 25$ + blu ray disc in order to watch it on an iPhone? Besides, you're telling me that for EVERY movie you burn, you're willing to sacrifice 80 gigs per movie? Horse-f*cking-shit. This is totally redundant for this time and age. Maybe a few years down the line, like when BR become where DVD's are now.
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But congrats on being the last pointlessly angry douche-nozzle.
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Also +1 to TPB comments.
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No Dark Knight came with a code that would enable you to 'purchase' a digital copy for $1.99
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Arbotech Power Chisel. #PCH100 ???
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Now if only they can sell the damn things for less than $35 a pop, maybe I'll be able to add some new movies to my library.
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I checked while at Target the other day, since their DVD prices are usually good. It looked like all their BD selection was at full list price. It was surreal.
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