General question for all DVD Tracking software
06-02-03 | 07:57 PM
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General question for all DVD Tracking software
Is there a way in Guzzlefish, Afficionado, or Profiler to add up the total running time of all your DVDs?
06-02-03 | 08:32 PM
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From: In my secret underground lair, plotting to TAKE OVER THE WORLD!!! Bwuaaahahahaha!!
Sure, just click on A.I., get the running time, put it in the calculator, then click on Beverly Hills Cop, get the running time, etc.
Wash, rinse, repeat!
Wash, rinse, repeat!
06-02-03 | 08:33 PM
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Originally posted by littlefuzzy
Sure, just click on A.I., get the running time, put it in the calculator, then click on Beverly Hills Cop, get the running time, etc.
Wash, rinse, repeat!
Sure, just click on A.I., get the running time, put it in the calculator, then click on Beverly Hills Cop, get the running time, etc.
Wash, rinse, repeat!
06-02-03 | 08:39 PM
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Originally posted by JoeyOhhhh
Come on now, with all the technology we have there must be an easier way.
Come on now, with all the technology we have there must be an easier way.
06-02-03 | 11:50 PM
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From: The Lone Star State!!!
Planning on a loooooooong 201 film marathon are we? Better look at this thread for inspiration between DVDs.
06-03-03 | 01:16 AM
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I believe in DVDprofiler you can export the database into excel (make sure you have the time collumn checked). Then just do a basic sum of that collumn. It's a lot more complicated than it should be, but it's one way to do it.
Thanks to my Excel spreadsheet that I maintain along with DVDprofiler I know it'd take me a little over 11 weeks to watch all my dvds back to back with no breaks (add a day or two to account for the disc switching and waiting for the fbi warnings/intros).
Thanks to my Excel spreadsheet that I maintain along with DVDprofiler I know it'd take me a little over 11 weeks to watch all my dvds back to back with no breaks (add a day or two to account for the disc switching and waiting for the fbi warnings/intros).
