All Warner Bros has done is send me new download codes TWICE to download the SAME MONO MOVIES again, with no explanation or indication that they have even read my emails. This has been a customer support black hole. I too received a small credit from iTunes, but that doesn't solve the problem, does it? iTunes Customer Support eventually admitted that the movies are mono, and said I should contact Warner Bros. Hopefully next time someone brings a problem to their attention, that customer will be listened to, instead of being swatted away like an annoying fly. There are people out there who WILL be watching those digital files, and they deserve at least a stereo soundtrack. Their "Customer Service" was not serving the customer at all. And when I brought it to the attention of iTunes and Warner Bros, they just passed the buck back and forth and stopped communicating with me. They're supposed to provide consumers with a product of a certain quality, and they were not. Like you, I have the Blu-rays, so why would I settle for crappy digital files on a small screen? It might be handy to be able to refer to them on a portable device, but the thought of listening to them in glorious mono sound is abhorrent to me! You mean was it worth the seven months of effort? Well, as I said in my letter to Peter Jackson, I will probably never watch the digital movies anyway.
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