Panasonic announced an app for its connected devices on Monday that could make your movie collection accessible on your friends’ televisions.
The app, Warner Bros.-owned Flixster Collections, will be available on the device maker’s 2012 VIERA Connect line, including Blu-ray players and HDTVs.
Flixster Collections helps organize movie and TV collections by allowing users to import media from their iTunes library, Netflix, Hulu and Amazon accounts. The app also provides access to a cloud-based delivery system called UltraViolet that gives consumers access to content they have purchased — either through digital download or physical DVD — on any device.
The integration with Panasonic connected devices will allow users to play UltraViolet content, which has been developed by Warner Bros. and other major studios, through their TVs.
"One of the great benefits of UltraViolet is the ability to watch your content whenever and wherever you want,” said Steve Polsky, president of Flixster, in a statement. “If you're at a friend's house with a VIERA device, you can easily access your collection by simply logging into Flixster."
In other words, the integration brings the idea of a true device-agnostic, cloud-based video library one step closer to fruition. Would you buy a TV or Blu-Ray player if it gave you access to every movie you ever bought or streamed? Let us know in the comments.
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Sarah Kessler 10 Jan, 2012
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