Inventoring your DVD collection?
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Inventoring your DVD collection?
I use to use DVD Tracker but I think they are out of business?
Any good free sites for keeping and printing out your inventory?
Any good free sites for keeping and printing out your inventory?
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Welcome to DVDTalk.
Others will say this in a much more abusive manner, but you should learn to use the search function for things like this. We usually have this topic come up once every 3 or 4 weeks.
BTW, my suggestion would be DVDSpot.com
Others will say this in a much more abusive manner, but you should learn to use the search function for things like this. We usually have this topic come up once every 3 or 4 weeks.
BTW, my suggestion would be DVDSpot.com
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I use DVDSpot and DVDProfiler.
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Dvd Profiler is by far the best, but not free 29.99 lifetime, but well worth it. I never thought Id purchase a program like this but once I did Id never go back.
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Originally Posted by Flicker
I use to use DVD Tracker but I think they are out of business?
Any good free sites for keeping and printing out your inventory?
Any good free sites for keeping and printing out your inventory?
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DVD Profiler - I bought my license for $29.99 several years ago. Have never been disappointed except for a while when they seemed like they were going to drop the ball, but then they came back bigger and better than ever. Of course I also use MS-Excel, but I'd hate to try and do the kind of job in Excel that DVD Profiler does for me.
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For DVD Profiler, do you have to enter them by UPC or something random? I know I was interested in DVD Spot, but when I found out that each of my titles had like 5 different SKUs, but were the same edition, I gave up on that and stuck to DVDaf.
But DVD Profile sounds good from the looks of things.
But DVD Profile sounds good from the looks of things.
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Originally Posted by danwiz
DVD Profiler - I bought my license for $29.99 several years ago. Have never been disappointed except for a while when they seemed like they were going to drop the ball, but then they came back bigger and better than ever.
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Originally Posted by bluetoast
For DVD Profiler, do you have to enter them by UPC or something random? I know I was interested in DVD Spot, but when I found out that each of my titles had like 5 different SKUs, but were the same edition, I gave up on that and stuck to DVDaf.
You will find that some titles have multiple UPCs, even for the same version, which is why I enter the UPC to make sure it's the correct one. I think some Paramount titles have different UPCs for each security strip type.
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If you are using a Mac, DVDPedia is the way to go. I have had it for 2 years...best one I have used so far.
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DVDSpot all the way for me. I like accessing it online wherever I'm at.
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DVD Spot and DVD Af for me. I was loyal to DVD Profiler until they required you to pay to do anything useful, and I got tired of their software limitations.
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Originally Posted by mike01
Dvd Profiler is by far the best, but not free 29.99 lifetime, but well worth it. I never thought Id purchase a program like this but once I did Id never go back.
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Thanks guys - especially MovieExchange (I agree on your search suggestion) and riotinmyskull (it was a typo).
I tried DVD Spot but never could post an avatar so I gave up. Besides, not being able to print out my listings, defeated one purpose for wanting it. I admitted to being an internet dummy unfortunately many of their forum posters agreed..and let me know it. (G)
I may try DVD Profiler but will wait until bedtime to try and download. Unfortunately I only have dial-up connection (only thing available in my area other than going via satellite.)
I tried DVD Spot but never could post an avatar so I gave up. Besides, not being able to print out my listings, defeated one purpose for wanting it. I admitted to being an internet dummy unfortunately many of their forum posters agreed..and let me know it. (G)
I may try DVD Profiler but will wait until bedtime to try and download. Unfortunately I only have dial-up connection (only thing available in my area other than going via satellite.)