Star Wars TFA: Digital or Blu-ray?

[GoktimusPrime]

Picked it up on DVD today.

[i_amtrunks]

I didn't realise it was out today but got the bluray for 30. Jb also had a steel cover with Kylo ren for an additional $10 for otherwise the exact same content.

[UltraMarginal]

I expect at some point I'll get the BR. I don't really have a suitable storage system for digital content and don't do iTunes.

I won't care about 3D until I don't have to wear two pairs of glasses at once.

I'll be happy with a special feature laden Blu-Ray version.

[Omega Metro]

I don't know how much BigW are selling the Bluray and DVD for currently, but the DVD will be $14.90 and Bluray $23 starting Thursday in catalogue. It's a 2 disc Bluray too with 'special features'

[Demonac]

Those are the prices at Big W right now.

[kup]

I am in the 'wait till the mandatory re-release with better features' is released.

[philby]

Saw them at JB this morning. Are there other steelbook covers? Or for other countries? I could have sword I saw people with a BB-8 cover version on Instagram.

I am in the 'wait till the mandatory re-release with better features' is released.

Do you think they will do a 4K version? Kinda surprised they haven't mentioned it already, I thought they would be more on the cutting edge.

[5FDP]

Can you play the digital versions on any device e.g. media player, PC, tablet etc. or is it non-transferable and locked to the specific device you download it onto?

[millhouse]

Can you play the digital versions on any device e.g. media player, PC, tablet etc. or is it non-transferable and locked to the specific device you download it onto?

The Digital Copy included with the BD is redeemed through either Google Play or iTunes, so you can use it on appropriate devices, including phones, tablets, PCs, etc. Probably not media players (except Apple TV and Chromecast, but both those will simply stream it rather than store it locally anyway).

[5FDP]

The Digital Copy included with the BD is redeemed through either Google Play or iTunes, so you can use it on appropriate devices, including phones, tablets, PCs, etc. Probably not media players (except Apple TV and Chromecast, but both those will simply stream it rather than store it locally anyway).

Cool, thanks. So is the download just a normal .mp4 / .mkv / .avi container file that you can copy and transfer?