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Warner Adds TV Shows to DVD2BLU Upgrade Program

Brandon A. Duhamel
By Brandon A. Duhamel
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Warner has now now added popular TV shows to their DVD2BLU upgrade program, allowing users to trade in their DVDs for the high definition Blu-ray versions. Prices to upgrade start at $14.95 and include such hit Warner series as Smallville Seasons 6, 7, & 8, The Sopranos Season 1, and Supernatural Seasons 1, 3, and 4. Consumers select the titles they want to upgrade on DVD2BLU.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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