carlos-sti

ok i am soon to be off on my holidays but as they no longer have films on flights below 7.5 hours i want to download some films to my laptop i have had a scout around and cannot find anywhere to pay to download films any body got any ideas
carl

scooby1929

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the pirate bay

LostUser

The only one I've ever used is Movieberry (www.movieberry.com). It had an old film I really wanted.

I paid $0.99 for 24 hours access and downloaded the film with no problems. I could also have downloaded 19 other films during that 24 hours. HOWEVER I didn't notice that if I didn't cancel during the trial period I would be charged $39 for a month's subscription. I did send them a snotty email asking them to cancel the subscription which they replied to straight away and did cancel but I still had to pay the $39.

So, you could pay $0.99, download a few films and then cancel straight away.

Jaybird-UK

He said pay for films....


You can buy films thru iTunes, or as I prefer to do, rip my existing DVDs onto my hard drive, I use http://handbrake.fr/

Lee247

I've pre ordered Clash of the Titans, with itunes. Think I should get it sometime tomorrow.
Sorry to hijack, but does anyone know if I will be able to load it to DVD or will it just stay in my library

Jaybird-UK

You can only burn audio from itunes purchases as far as Im aware. Although you can of course transfer the movie to your idevice

Aaron1978

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Who you flying with as they still show films on flights under 7.5 hours as far as i'm aware

carlos-sti

thomas cook there was a letter in with the tickets saying no in flight entertainment but you can hire a psp

Aaron1978

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What a rip off mate, i've just flown with Thompsons and we had inflight movies and other programmes when that had finished (4 hours)

Aaron

carlos-sti

tell me about it i am gutted running round now trying to find a way to watch some movies and i cannot have my iphone on so thats out of the question

Aaron1978

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Yes you can i was on my iphone all the way there mate, it has flight mode

carlos-sti

my mate at work said they told hom to turn his off but he had it on on the way there i suppose it is down to the flight attendants

Aaron1978

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They told us to turn off all devices or put them in flight mode if they have it, i was talking to two of the flight attendants while i was on it. It becomes a entertainment device when in flight mode and is no different to a laptop in that sense

carlos-sti

cool a bit of itunes shopping ahead then

Aaron1978

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I was playing Football Manager most of the time

there are some good games out there in case of getting bored with films

Jaybird-UK

No you cant.

Some airlines have a policy to allow phones in 'in flight' mode but Thomas Cook specifically say you cant

http://www.thomascookairlines.co.uk/safety_first.asp

Aaron1978

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I stand corrected then. So i've learnt today that i won't be flying with Thomascook in future, why they feel the need to be different i don't know

carlos-sti

cack might have to buy a psp then lol

Aaron1978

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just reading about it and it comes loaded with movies, tv shows and games for £7.50. So not that bad really

Aaron1978

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Also some Australian flights are offering ipads for $10

money making me thinks

EDIT; before some smart ar*e pipes up, that is to hire them.

billyray911

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I flew to Cyprus recently with Thomas cook and used my I phone constantly and in full view to anyone-no issues.
Also used it flying to Vancouver-again,no issues and no mention of it at all-appears to be a discretionary issue,whether policy is enforced or not!

bigsinky

not one of the new indian ones then ? apparently the can be bought for $10