AaronSch

I know many people use DVD Profiler but I am a Mac and iPhone user and decided to try the "Collectorz" app on my iPhone 7 Plus. It uses your camera as a bar code reader and also lets you enter titles manually if not in the database...but I only needed to do that a couple of times. I was able to enter my entire collection (around 1500 titles) in one afternoon. And now when I go treasure hunting at the pawn shops and resellers, I have my entire collection with me to verify what I already own and it can also be customized. I love this app because it is easy and intuitive. Now I find I no longer desire a desktop version. I've got all I need on my phone. I think it was a one time charge of $17.

kd5

Blu-ray double dips = none
Blu-ray upgrades from piss-poor quality DVDs = a couple (Outland comes immediately to mind)

I won't automatically upgrade a DVD to blu-ray unless I have a really good reason for it. I just don't have that kind of money.

Trevor

Yeah, I've bought DVD Profiler, but keep putting off doing the actual work. Might have more than 20,000 titles, so it's gonna take forever.

OldBoy

At least my triple dips are little less. Oh boy!

Nick Danger

I have two Blu disks that I bought on DVD, Metropolis and Bladerunner.

Last week I watched A Better Tomorrow (1986), and it was a terrible non-anamorphic disk. I considered upgrading it to Blu. Then I decided that if I haven't watched it in fifteen years, there's no point.

Paul_SD

This is what I've double dipped on so far just in 2017

DVD to Blu ray

Something Wild
Prince Of Foxes
What A Way To Go
The Yakuza
Mildred Pierce
SOB
Demon Seed
Mephisto Waltz
36 Hours
Seven Days In May
Accidental Tourist
Mummy Legacy Collection
Lawman

Blu ray to Blu ray

Cover Girl (TT to R:B Eureka)
Being There (WB to Criterion)
The Big Heat (TT to R:B Indicator)
Experiment In Terror (TT to R:B Indicator)
Hard Times (TT to R:B Eureka)
Phenomena (Arrow to Synapse Steelbook to Arrow LE)
Hardcore (TT to R:B Indicator)
King Kong ('76) (R:B French Studio Canal to R:B German Studio Canal)

Most of the Bds to Bds have been sold off. The DVD upgrades I'm mostly just giving away to friends.

Mike86

The Muppets- bought a copy in store and forgot to decline it when it was Disney Movie Club's monthly title.

The first five Halloween films- I had the individual releases and then picked up the Scream Factory box set.

Ghostbusters- had the single Blu-ray and later bought the book set that came with the first and second films.

Wonder Woman (animated)- had the standard release and bought Target's Steelbook edition just recently.

X-Men: Days of Future Past- Steelbook of the theatrical cut and the Rogue Cut.

Pretty sure those are it for me.

inri222

I'm in the exact same boat as you are, I have not upgraded any Blus and the only DVD's I have upgraded to Blu are the ones that have horrible quality. Gotta live within my means.

Osiris3657

Glancing through my collection:

Gladiator (remastered edition)
Man With No Name Trilogy (with DVDs I've probably quadruple dipped)
Fargo (remastered edition)
Goodfellas (25th anniversary edition)
Heat (Director's Definitive edition)
The Town (Ultimate Collector's edition)
Bourne Franchise (originally had the individual releases, now the classified set)
Mission Impossible Franchise (originally had the individual releases, now the 5 movie box set)
Good Will Hunting (15th Anniversary edition)
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (remastered edition)
Dark Knight Trilogy (had the individual releases, now the box set)
Terminator (remastered edition)
X-Men: Days of Future Past (Rogue Cut)