Oh, and before you gripe, if you don't have a blu ray reader/burner, you can buy one from Amazon for $40. it'll save you a lot of money rather than paying full price for movies you already have.

thanks tres, but seems like a hassle...

I transferred at least 100 Blu-Ray's to VUDU with the VUDUToGo app. I have a BR player on my desktop.

I'm addicted too Oldboy....absolutely love the ability to have all (or alot) of my movies at my fingertips.

I'm still occasionally buying actual discs...but that may be over soon.

Up to 474 icons on VUDU...with multiple movies on some...I'm guessing I have around 600 total in my library.

I love the layout of VUDU. My only complaint is I'd like to be able to move the icons around to put things in some better order.

It's about as easy as it can be. I know you can put a disc into the tray. That's all it is. Repeat at least 10 times.

I don't think moving icons around will be of any use, they need to allow the ability to change the library to list or small icons or something. Somewhat like how you can change the folder layout in Windows. But sorting from A-Z is nice, but purchase date doesn't really help me any.

Put Blu Ray into tray...repeat 10X....cost = $20...vs. $8-$13 or more per movie.

10 discs and the player would pay for itself.

What I have been doing is buying VUDU movies that I don't have on Blu-Ray...older regular DVD's and such. I don't even want to know what I've paid VUDU in the last 12 months...

The cost is actually $10 since once you hit 10 it's 50% off.

Wait...can I take a Bluray movie that I own and put it into my Vudu? Can you just list steps and tell me what I need to buy...

Download Vudu's app for free from their website. They have a "disc-to-digital" section. You can convert a DVD to SD for $2 or HDX for $5, and a Blu-ray to HDX for $2. Just put the disc into the drive, open the section of the app, and that's all. If you do more than 10, they'll give you a 50% discount, so DVDs can become HDX for $2.5 and Blus for $1. The downside is that you get what you get; if anyone doesn't participate in disc-to-digital and you'd like to convert your disc, you're boned, and Vudu rarely update it anymore. Still, it's a great deal on what's there.

Why the hell did I tell you to buy a blu ray reader? The answer is yes and the steps are on Vudu.

It's basically what all the posts above you are talking about that you said was a hassle.

You said you did some by disc to digital, so I assume you're familiar with the process for DVD's. It's exactly the same for Blu-ray. You just need a Blu-ray drive on your computer. So that means you could buy one to replace your internal drive if you have a desktop, or you can get a USB one if you have a laptop or don't want to replace your existing drive.

Doing D2D for a Blu-ray is cheaper, because it's only costs $2 for a BD instead of $5 for a DVD. And if you put at least 10 titles in a D2D order, you get a 50% discount. So, it could be as cheap as $1 per movie for titles that you already own on Blu-ray. (Additionally, if you really want to get into it, you can buy VUDU credits on the secondary market for about 50% off, making your nominal cost $0.50 per title.)

Here are a couple options for a drive:

http://www.amazon.com/Blu-Ray-Player.../dp/B009661Y8G
http://www.amazon.com/LG-Electronics.../dp/B007YWMCA8

If you don't want to bother with the software and Bluray drive, there's an In-Store option.

http://www.vudu.com/disc_to_digital.html

I prefer the At Home version. The In Store option doesn't have a 50% discount. And most WalMart employees don't know anything about the In Store conversions.

That doesn't work with a Mac does it?

The site says it works on Mac.

http://www.vudu.com/in_home_disc_to_digital.html

It does. I have a Blu-ray drive in my Mac and have done many D2D conversions.

But since I have a Mac - do I still need to get an external Blu-ray player/burner for the program to read it or can it extract the data just by popping the BD in to the disc drive?

I should know this shit but it never entered my mind to use the D2D service at all.

The program requires a Blu-ray drive to read the Blu-ray disc in order to verify that you have the disc in your possession.

Just like a CD drive cannot read DVD discs, a DVD drive cannot read Blu-ray discs. You must have a Blu-ray drive. No Mac has ever shipped with a Blu-ray drive, so you will need to buy one. Whether that is an internal or external one, depends on how comfortable you are with opening your computer and replacing it.

Mine updated from 2.2.0 to 2.2.1 tonight.

Can the first five Planet of the Apes blu-ray movies be converted using the D2D program?

Yes, I've personally converted them.

I think hanshotfirst1138 meant that they don't update the movie list anymore. In the past 2 years, they've only added a handful of new titles and no new studios have joined. So if it isn't currently eligible, don't expect them to add it.

They also rarely fix the unidentifiable discs. So if the software doesn't recognize the disc, your only option is to take it to Walmart.

For anyone that's wondering when Vudu will make an AppleTV app, here's some info from Jake (VUDU Engineering):

https://forum.vudu.com/showthread.ph...-Please!/page4

Gotcha.

That is why I asked the question about the Planet of the Apes: 40-Year Evolution Collection blu-ray box set. It's still sealed & so many blu-ray I have put in my blu-ray drive are not recognize by the D2D software.

Vudu has finally added a section for Recently Added Movies and TV Shows:

http://www.vudu.com/movies/#uiPage/224

i thought that was always there. at least there when i signed up 2 weeks ago...