There's a 4K version on VUDU, though the pirated version was uploaded ahead of the VUDU release.
TorrentFreak says that it's "too early" to jump to conclusions about the origin of the file. "4k Web-dl, history has been made today for pirates," wrote one reddit user on the r/piracy subreddit. There are no 4K releases of "Aquaman" from Netflix or Amazon, which led to immediate speculation that someone had managed to decrypt the file from iTunes.ĤK files from iTunes have never been spotted on piracy sites before, making this a first that the piracy community is excited about. The file is indeed in 4K, and it popped up on torrent sites shortly after the movie was released on iTunes. This is something that has never happened before with a 4K WEB-DL. The title, "-DL.DDP5.1.HDR.HEVC-MOMA," suggests that this is a 4K release that was decrypted directly from iTunes.
Web-DL indicates a file pulled from a streaming service like Netflix, iTunes, and Amazon. The "Aquaman" file in question, which was shared earlier this week on Reddit, is labeled as a Web-DL, a name used in torrents to denote where it's from. A 4K version of the movie "Aquaman" has popped up on torrent sites, and, as noted by TorrentFreak, it looks like the file may have come from iTunes, suggesting Apple's protections for 4K content have been breached.
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