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not clear if this is a rental or a purchase...<br />
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if purchased, all you have to do to download the movie again is select <b>Account</b> ―&gt; <b>Purchased</b> on any of your devices<a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2017/12_w52/1217041/Apple-Purchases.gif" target="_blank" title="download purchase (101 KB)"><img alt="download purchase" class="file-block lazyload" style="max-width: 800px;" data-src="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2017/12_w52/800_1217041/Apple-Purchases.gif" /></a>not sure if this works for rentals
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not clear if this is a rental or a purchase...

if purchased, all you have to do to download the movie again is select Account ―> Purchased on any of your devicesdownload purchasehttps://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2017/12_w52/1217041/Apple-Purchases.gifnot sure if this works for rentals

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I rented a movie on itunes and I am trying to transfer it to my ipod classic 6th generation. &nbsp;The movie says it is HD. &nbsp;When I try to move it to my ipod it looks like it will transfer and then it moves back to the other column and is not tranferred. &nbsp;I assume this is because my generation ipod cannot download it. &nbsp;When I go to itunes on this movie it does show some details of size that shows an sd version that is smaller in size than the hd one. &nbsp;I can't seem to find this on the itunes page for the movie. &nbsp;I also see in my purchased area of itunes that you can uncheck the box that says download hd movies if available. &nbsp;So here is the question, if I delete the movie (not just try to redownload) will I be able to download it again? &nbsp;Will it show that I purchased it or is it gone? &nbsp;I want to do this to try and start from scratch and uncheck the box that says download hd movies if avaialble. &nbsp; &nbsp;Maybe this is not the answer, any ideas?
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I rented a movie on itunes and I am trying to transfer it to my ipod classic 6th generation.  The movie says it is HD.  When I try to move it to my ipod it looks like it will transfer and then it moves back to the other column and is not tranferred.  I assume this is because my generation ipod cannot download it.  When I go to itunes on this movie it does show some details of size that shows an sd version that is smaller in size than the hd one.  I can't seem to find this on the itunes page for the movie.  I also see in my purchased area of itunes that you can uncheck the box that says download hd movies if available.  So here is the question, if I delete the movie (not just try to redownload) will I be able to download it again?  Will it show that I purchased it or is it gone?  I want to do this to try and start from scratch and uncheck the box that says download hd movies if avaialble.    Maybe this is not the answer, any ideas?

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