Warner now lets you upgrade TV DVDs to Blu-Ray editions
on August 17th, 2010 at 6:54 pm
Warner just sent out word that their successful program to allow fans to upgrade their existing DVD films to Blu-ray editions has now been expanded to include television series. If you’re like me, this is welcome news. Here’s the official release:
Converting your TV collection on DVD to Blu-ray just got easier with the addition of several TV favorites now eligible for upgrade on DVD2Blu.com.
Starting today, through TV on DVD2BLU, consumers can now experience their favorite television series again for the very first time in stunning 1080p picture quality and crisp, superior sound that only comes from a Blu-ray Disc. Titles such as “Smallville”, “The Sopranos”, “Fringe”, “Supernatural” and more can be upgraded for as low as $14.95 plus shipping. Consumers who place orders of over $35 will receive free shipping.
The process to upgrade is simple. Consumers select the titles they want to upgrade on DVD2BBLU.com, mail in their standard DVDs with pre-paid postage and a short time later receive copies of the same title and complete season on Blu-ray. See below for a complete list of TV titles available for upgrade with DVD2Blu.com:
$19.95
- Smallville Season 8
- Supernatural Season 1
- Supernatural Season 4
- Chuck Season 2
- Fringe S1
- The Sopranos S1
$14.95
- Smallville Season 6
- Smallville Season 7
- Supernatural Season 3
- Chuck Season 1
- Pushing Daisies S1
- Pushing Daisies S2
- Terminator SCC S1
- Terminator SCC S2
- Nip/Tuck S4
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