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Posted by Joe Murphy Jr on September 11, 2012 at 08:32:42:
What player are you using?

Do you have the player set to keep the internet connection on or off?

When you yell "UNLESS IT IS CONNECTED TO THE INTERNET", do you mean the actual internet connection, WiFi turned on or an ethernet cable plugged into the player?

It would not be in a studio's best interest to require a player to be connected to the internet in order to watch the disc. There are thousands of Blu-ray players out there that do not have internet capability and thus would not be able to play the disc. Could you imagine the backlash from such a moronic decision?