If you’re looking for ways to clear out space in your living room, ditching your collection of Blu-ray and DVD movies is one option, but you don’t want to get rid of the movies themselves, fo course.

It took some time to work out most of the bugs, but Vudu is finally expanding its beta of its home-based disc-to-digital service. The idea and the price are still the same as when the private beta ...

Vudu is expanding its Disc to Digital service to embrace a device most of us carry around all day: a smartphone. Until now, Vudu offered an In-Home Disc to Digital service which allowed you to convert ...

Vudu is expanding its Disc to Digital service to embrace a device most of us carry around all day: a smartphone. Until now, Vudu offered an In-Home Disc to Digital service which allowed you to convert ...

Walmart Entertainment launched its in-store disc-to-digital UltraViolet conversion early last year, and now it's making the process a bit simpler by letting customers do it by themselves at home.

Vudu is expanding its Disc to Digital service to embrace a device most of us carry around all day: a smartphone. Until now, Vudu offered an In-Home Disc to Digital service which allowed you to convert ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: Vudu, Walmart’s premium video-streaming service, will now let people “convert” DVD and Blu-ray Disc collections into digital copies — which they can then watch on ...

Vudu offers what seems an easy way to get all your DVDs and Blu-rays into the cloud. It does work, but not for all discs, and it comes with surprises. Danny Sullivan is a journalist who has covered ...

Rita was a Managing Editor at Android Police. Once upon a time, she was a pharmacist as well. Her love story with Android started in 2009 and has been going stronger with every update, device, tip, ...

Last year, Walmart announced an ambitious program aimed at getting people to convert the movies they’ve already bought in DVD or Blu-ray format to digital copies that they could stream or download ...

The expansion of Movies Anywhere to new studios and services has, in a roundabout way, enabled a new capability: You can now scan physical DVDs and Blu-rays that you own, and for a small fee convert ...