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Earlier this month, popular UltraViolet video locker service VUDU announced a beta program for testing Chromecast support. Just as promised, VUDU for Chromecast has graduated from beta and is now available on the Google Play Store, making VUDU the only UltraViolet provider with Chromecast support.
For those not aware, UltraViolet is the primary method for obtaining digital copies of purchased DVD’s and BLU-ray discs. Any UltraViolet account can be blinked to VUDU, instantly allowing your to watch your purchased movies and TV shows on Chromecast.
If you don’t already have a VUDU account, you can visit VUDU.com and sign up for a free account. If you add your billing information, you’ll get 5 free HD movies to help you get your account started. Not bad, especially for those that are looking to cut the cord.
Download VUDU on the Google Play Store.
Thanks Mike!
I wouldnt say any ultraviolet code would work with vudu because this one uv code for the hangover 2 was only compatible with flixsters bs uv program
You can link your flixter account to vudu and then it’ll show up in your vudu account.
UV codes are cross platform between Vudu, Flixster, and Target Ticket.
Dammit, even though I have Ultraviolet films I can’t use this app in Canada :|
Too bad it’s US only :(
only thing I can notice is it lags a bit, though it could be my connection though not sure since I can stream it from my chromebook with no problem
VUDU is awesome streaming site and has the record of getting movies out for streaming on its website on the same day when the DVD is released officially. But the one major problem is associated with VUD is that its services are not accessible outside us and that makes it tougher. I setup VPN on my system and now getting quick access to VUDU. VPNs will let you access VUDU from anywhere in the world without any problem. It is a service that routes all your traffic by a US server by connecting your PC or device to it. Here are few of the recommended services according to my knowledge and research. http://www.vpnranks.com/how-to-watch-vudu-outside-us/