Cloudy with a Chance...

[Patti Feinberg]

...oh wait, that's a different movie. anywho.

I received my new, not-previously viewed! DS movies.

On the shrinkwrap, there's a sticker which states something about viewing it 'in the cloud(s)'.

My daughter said if I took the sticker off (nonono, not ready to TOUCH yet alone open yet!) the sticker, there would be a code (side note, my other daughter said I'd scan, I guess that new scanner-y thing most smart-phones have) and I could watch DS movie.....?

On-line??? or something.

I realize 'in the cloud(s)'  is a data-saving measure.
If I put in the code, could I watch my (again, unused, not opened, brand spankin' new!!) movie?
Second question....where exactly do I enter my code on-line?

Third, I have my traditional PC in my bedroom, my daughters now each have a laptop, which are all hooked into our home ISP. Would they be able to watch? (In other words, is the cloud thing ISP based or hardwared based?)

Thanks

Patti

[Mysterious Benefactor]

I've never dealt with any sort of cloud computing, but my understanding is that anyone can access it so long as they have the password to get to it. In your case, Patti, it's probably that anyone can access the DS film so long as they have the code that came on the packaging. And it's quite interesting that the film is available that way because I've never read about it anywhere. Where did you purchase the film?

[Patti Feinberg]

I pre-ordered all 3 of them through Amazon.
(I've only opened 1; the other 2 are unopened).
I would imagine there's a different code for each.
BTW....if anyone would like one of the cloud codes, PM me....since I have 3 discs, it won't bother me to give 1 out...for those without the movie.

PS, the code says it must be used by February

Patti