Will I be able to view Disney+ on my AppleTV device? Are various TV manufacturers rolling out software updates to have a Disney+ app? I only use netflix and amazon prime, both of which are on my AppleTV. I'm most concerned about how to get it on my projector if it's not going to be on AppleTV or some other device.

The Disney+ app will definitely be on AppleTV. That's where I'll be watching it as well.

Sine poena nulla lex.

Thanks TCTTS! I gotta watch the Mandalorian on my projector...don't want to see it on a TV. I'm not big on streaming, as I only have netflix and prime, so I'm still getting used to how all that works.

Can we believe possibly $25 million per episode for Marvel tv Shaw's?

https://www.businessinsider.com/disney-plus-marvel-tv-shows-cost-budget-2019-10

I thought that "The Morning Show" thing on AppleTV with Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon was a movie, not a two-season series.

For those of you with Verizon:
https://www.verizon.com/about/news/verizon-disney-plus-12-months

On November 12, Verizon will begin offering 12 months of Disney+ to all new and existing 4G LTE and 5G unlimited wireless customers

https://www.theverge.com/2019/10/3/20897155/amazon-fire-tv-disney-plus-streaming-ads-youtube-google

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The disputes are a result of Amazon wanting the right to sell a "substantial percentage of the ad space on Disney apps," according to the Journal, but Disney is resisting.

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I'm with Disney on this.

I'm late to the party on this.
I signed up for general D23.
Assuming the $6.99 per month/$69.99 per year is the best deals going currently?

Interesting. Are streaming services and the available content completely regionalized? I guess it makes sense, but that has to be a complicated mess.

I showed my kids (10, 8, 6) Avatar this summer for the first time. They enjoyed it. The viewing was prompted by our visit to Disney World where we visit Pandora. The night before we went to Animal Kingdom my wife said...

Wife: There is some place called Pandora that looks cool. Not sure what it's about though.
Me: It's from Avatar.
Wife: [blank stare]
Me: The movie.
Wife: Never heard of it.
Me (dumbfounded): It's the highest grossing movie of all time!

Blew my mind. She honestly had never heard of it. Even afterwards it didn't ring a bell or look familiar.

Hahaha, that's amazing. I wonder how many people out there are like her? It really has just completely fallen out of the public consciousness. That said, I still wouldn't bet against James Cameron...

I've never seen it. I may steam it but seems like it was really designed for the theatre experience.

Will the Disney+ app be available for download on Roku/Apple TV/etc before November 12th, or not until that date?

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Wife: Never heard of it.
Me (dumbfounded): It's the highest grossing movie of all time!

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that's greatness

https://www.slashfilm.com/avengers-endgame-on-disney-plus/

Yeah, I think only freaks like me who absolutely have to have the uncompressed 4K versions of notable films will be the only ones left buying physical media in a year or so.

Right there with you on that. Same reason I've never made the switch to Spotify.

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Don't forget freaks like me who don't trust Amazon/iTunes/Whoever to keep my digital library intact forever.

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I'm always nervous that the digital copy I bought, say on Vudu, will be altered. I hear the songs in the background of the show Scrubs changed over time in the same episodes due to licensing. Also, what I bought a copy of day, Alladin before they went PC with the Arab jokes in to opening song and my paid for copy gets altered.

If you don't like Spotify, I'd definitely steer clear of satellite radio. The compression they use makes a bootleg MP3 from 1999 sound pristine by comparison.

Oh, sorry, I meant in the sense that if Spotify ever goes down, your "library" goes with it. That said, I have XM and agree. The quality isn't great.

Sine poena nulla lex.

Same here. I'm going to continue buying physical discs though. I've got the space for it and I like the peace of mind. Kind of enjoy keeping my eye out for $5-15 Blu-Ray deals too.