A “digital copy” on a movie listing usually means the disc package includes a code you can redeem to watch the movie through a participating digital service. It’s a convenient way to stream or download in addition to owning the physical disc.

• Look for it in the title: Phrases like “Blu‑ray + Digital Copy” indicate a code is included.
• What you’ll need: An internet connection and an account with the service listed on the insert.
• Who provides it: The digital offer is set by the studio or distributor, so specifics can vary.
• Where to find details: Check the product description photos and the paper insert inside the case for instructions.

Availability, format, and participating apps can differ by title.

Redeeming a digital copy is typically quick, though steps can vary by studio. Here’s a common approach:

1. Open the case and locate the paper insert or card with your code.
2. Go to the URL printed on the insert or scan the QR code, if provided.
3. Sign in or create an account with the participating digital service listed.
4. Enter the code exactly as shown (watch for letters vs. numbers).
5. Follow on‑screen prompts to add the movie to your digital library.
6. Save the insert for your records in case you need the code or instructions later.

Code redemption terms, video quality, and device compatibility can vary. If anything looks different from these steps, use the instructions on your specific insert.

Walmart carries disc editions that include a digital copy when the studio offers it, but converting discs you already own into a digital version is handled by participating digital platforms, not through product pages here.

• If you want digital access now: Look for editions labeled “DVD + Digital Copy,” “Blu‑ray + Digital Copy,” or “4K + Digital Copy.”
• Check what’s included: Product images and the in‑box insert explain how to redeem and where to watch.
• Already own the disc? Some digital services may offer disc‑to‑digital programs; availability varies by title and provider.
• Keep expectations flexible: Video quality, bonus features, and device support can differ between disc and digital.

Review the specific title’s description and the digital service’s policies for the most accurate guidance.

Once you redeem the code, you can typically stream or download the movie through the participating app without inserting the disc. That said, details can vary by offer.

• After redemption: The title usually appears in your digital library for supported devices.
• Service specifics: Some offers are tied to a particular provider; features like downloads depend on that app.
• Quality and extras: The digital version may have different audio/video formats or bonus features than the disc.
• Good practice: Keep the disc and the insert, since they contain the original proof of purchase and instructions.

For the most accurate info, follow the terms on your insert and your chosen app’s help resources.

Digital copy codes are generally single‑use and intended for the buyer, but transfer rules are set by the studio and the digital service. Some people gift the unopened code insert; just keep in mind terms may limit sharing.

• Before redeeming: If you plan to gift it, pass along the untouched code and insert.
• After redeeming: Access is typically tied to the account that used the code and usually can’t be moved.
• Avoid public sharing: Posting codes online can lead to unauthorized use.
• Read the fine print: The insert and product description outline any restrictions, eligible apps, and usage rights.

Policies can differ by title and service, so checking the included terms helps prevent surprises.