View Poll Results: How often do you update your DVD list?
Right after getting new DVDs
128
84.21%
Weekly
8
5.26%
Monthly
3
1.97%
Every few months
1
0.66%
Couple of times a year
1
0.66%
Yearly
0
0%
After X number of DVDs have stacked up
2
1.32%
When I get the whim to
6
3.95%
#$%@! It's been HOW long since I've updated?!?
3
1.97%
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How often do you update your DVD lists?
09-19-03, 01:55 PM
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How often do you update your DVD lists?
For some, it's a ritual; others do it once in a while. Since I buy with varying frequency, I pretty much do it when the mood strikes me.
09-19-03, 02:26 PM
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I always add them to my Tracker and Aficionado lists as soon as I buy them. For me, it's part of the whole wonderful DVD buying experience, along with opening them up and putting them on the shelf. Oh, and of course, watching them. 
Rob
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09-19-03, 02:39 PM
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as soon as I walk in the door with dvds....about 10 times a week.
what RobCA said.
For me, it's part of the whole wonderful DVD buying experience, along with opening them up and putting them on the shelf.
09-19-03, 03:50 PM
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I almost always have DVD Profiler open. I always add DVD's as soon as I get them, and many time have already added them to my wish list.
I used to update the profile and scan in cover images immediately as well, but I let that lax and now they've stacked up in that sense. I am getting that number down though.
I used to update the profile and scan in cover images immediately as well, but I let that lax and now they've stacked up in that sense. I am getting that number down though.
09-19-03, 03:51 PM
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Originally posted by RobCA
I always add them to my Tracker and Aficionado lists as soon as I buy them. For me, it's part of the whole wonderful DVD buying experience, along with opening them up and putting them on the shelf. Oh, and of course, watching them.
Rob
I always add them to my Tracker and Aficionado lists as soon as I buy them. For me, it's part of the whole wonderful DVD buying experience, along with opening them up and putting them on the shelf. Oh, and of course, watching them.
Rob
you actually watch yours?? Who has time for that?
09-19-03, 04:06 PM
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As soon as I open the package I enter them into Profiler et. al.
09-19-03, 06:59 PM
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When a new DVD is announced that I want to buy,
When I order one,
When a new DVD comes into the house,
When one goes out on loan,
When new info comes out on a DVD in my database,
Man - am I sick
When I order one,
When a new DVD comes into the house,
When one goes out on loan,
When new info comes out on a DVD in my database,
Man - am I sick
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09-19-03, 09:31 PM
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Once I get a stack of 10 or so to add... So could be once a week, twice a weekend, or every couple of months.
Profiler is not letting me update at all -- says my database is too old and it will not let me get a new one.
So I now have to use Guzzle and dvdaf.
Profiler is not letting me update at all -- says my database is too old and it will not let me get a new one.
So I now have to use Guzzle and dvdaf.
09-19-03, 10:03 PM
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I update them when I get them, never before (so never when I order them).
I even have an order I always follow. First I put them in Profiler (my favorite), then export to excel, then copy/paste into Aficionado (which is quite simple however many I have), then enter them in Guzzlefish (which is more of a pain, but I do like all the stats)
I even have an order I always follow. First I put them in Profiler (my favorite), then export to excel, then copy/paste into Aficionado (which is quite simple however many I have), then enter them in Guzzlefish (which is more of a pain, but I do like all the stats)