Are iTunes movies compatible?

[jimbo]

Hi. Simple question really: Are movies purchased on iTunes compatible with the X-Series Walkman? Will I be able to transfer them over and watch them on my NWZ-X1060? I don't want to go and buy a movie only to find it's not compatible, so if anyone knows the answer, that would be great. Cheers.

[SimonbUK]

Hi. Simple question really: Are movies purchased on iTunes compatible with the X-Series Walkman? Will I be able to transfer them over and watch them on my NWZ-X1060? I don't want to go and buy a movie only to find it's not compatible, so if anyone knows the answer, that would be great. Cheers.

Nope Itunes movies , TV shows and audiobooks are for apple product use only... Im guessing we are going to have to go through the same crap as we did with music pre non DRM...

Not sure how sony / crackle will work, apparently we in the uk cant download from the site, rather than a simple notification messages telling you that it sends you in endless circles ... another class act form Sony

[jimbo]

Nope Itunes movies , TV shows and audiobooks are for apple product use only... Im guessing we are going to have to go through the same crap as we did with music pre non DRM...

Not sure how sony / crackle will work, apparently we in the uk cant download from the site, rather than a simple notification messages telling you that it sends you in endless circles ... another class act form Sony

Well that's annoying about the movies, but audiobooks too? Well that really is a bummer... Are you 100% sure on that? Because I was hoping to purchase some of the Harry Potter audiobooks from iTunes and put them on my X1060.

That is very annoying if true. It is a real shame that Sony / Rival companies, have let Apple corner the market so much.

[KittyKat81]

I was wondering what the point of that Cackle site was, thought it was just me not getting it. Hopefully they will sort that at some point .....

[juli]

I also have audiobooks on my Touch that I want to put on the X.

So I'm going to burn them to disc via iTunes, and then rip them in a Sony-compatible format.

No idea if that will work, but it's worth a try.