Bad Raptor
Agent
- Joined
- Sep 3, 2021
- Messages
- 27
- Real Name
- Brian Watt
Disney appears to be moving a lot of its movie content to servers in South Korea. Purchased Disney films in a user's iTunes library are beginning to show a Korean language age-appropriate rating (i.e., All or 15, etc.) when viewed from the Apple TV 4k STB platform to a connected TV or on a Mac Book Pro.
"Toy Story" will not play at all on a user's iPad or on a MacBook Pro which has been reported by other Apple users as recently as mid-August 2001.
This may have to do with the handshake code between Apple's iTune server and Disney's server which actually holds and allows streaming of the content to be viewed in various playback formats and resolutions. To Note: Streaming "Toy Story" from Disney+ or from Movies Anywhere or Vudu/Fandango allows the content to be played - but not from the Apple TV app for iPad (iOS) or MacOS. So, this doesn't appear to be a geographic/IP address issue.
"Toy Story" will not play at all on a user's iPad or on a MacBook Pro which has been reported by other Apple users as recently as mid-August 2001.
This may have to do with the handshake code between Apple's iTune server and Disney's server which actually holds and allows streaming of the content to be viewed in various playback formats and resolutions. To Note: Streaming "Toy Story" from Disney+ or from Movies Anywhere or Vudu/Fandango allows the content to be played - but not from the Apple TV app for iPad (iOS) or MacOS. So, this doesn't appear to be a geographic/IP address issue.
Last edited: