best dvd organizer sites
05-07-04, 09:59 PM
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I use DVDTracker and DVDAficionado. Each has features the other doesn't, and together, they have all I need/want. DVDTracker is $10/year, but worth it, IMO.
DVDTracker lets you enter purchase info (click on the link in my sig line) and has totals at the bottom, that let you see how much you've spent, the total SRP, etc.
DVDAf lets you set up subfolders (again, click on the link in my sig line) so your whole collection doesn't load on one page. The pages load much faster that way.
Rob
DVDTracker lets you enter purchase info (click on the link in my sig line) and has totals at the bottom, that let you see how much you've spent, the total SRP, etc.
DVDAf lets you set up subfolders (again, click on the link in my sig line) so your whole collection doesn't load on one page. The pages load much faster that way.
Rob
05-08-04, 06:47 AM
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Re: best dvd organizer sites
Originally posted by dnuts24
i see where most of you on here have your dvds organized on a website what do you feel is the best one, i need to organize mine tomorrow any sugestiions dvd profiler? or what
i see where most of you on here have your dvds organized on a website what do you feel is the best one, i need to organize mine tomorrow any sugestiions dvd profiler? or what
08-16-04, 10:22 AM
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I use DVDSpot (which I love). They are new, but seem to be gaining in popularity very fast. And it's free.
See www.dvdspot.com
See www.dvdspot.com
08-16-04, 10:35 AM
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I am hardly phased by guzzlefish's downfall, even though I had my cds there and that's a bitch to lose, because I am currently quite enamoured with dvdspot. There aren't so great with the nonregion one titles yet, but they are very fast with processing submissions so their library is growing very fast. I am having a lot of fun getting set up there.
08-16-04, 12:51 PM
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I didn't like any of them so I wrote my own 
it's little slow though because it's my home internet connection
http://www.mike-lee.org/scripts/dvdd...dreviewmain.pl
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it's little slow though because it's my home internet connectionhttp://www.mike-lee.org/scripts/dvdd...dreviewmain.pl
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08-16-04, 02:48 PM
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I just downloaded dvdprofiler by reading about it here, and I have no idea how I have gone this long without knowing about it! I love it. Definatley gets my vote WAY over DVDAF
08-16-04, 08:32 PM
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Originally posted by leemik
I didn't like any of them so I wrote my own it's little slow though because it's my home internet connection
http://www.mike-lee.org/scripts/dvdd...dreviewmain.pl
--mike
I didn't like any of them so I wrote my own
it's little slow though because it's my home internet connectionhttp://www.mike-lee.org/scripts/dvdd...dreviewmain.pl
--mike
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08-17-04, 05:56 PM
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Re: An Maccies?
Have you taken a look at IntelliSoftware's Collector Software? It's what I use with my PowerBook and it's really quite good.
http://www.intellisw.com/intelliscan...tor/index.html
http://www.intellisw.com/intelliscan...tor/index.html
Originally posted by BasiaMille
I still wish Profiler were Mac-compatible. I really like client-side database software for collecting (as opposed to just entering it in on a website somewhere) that is barcode scanner-compatible, too. Unfortunately, it looks like we will never see DVD Profiler for Mac OS X.
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I still wish Profiler were Mac-compatible. I really like client-side database software for collecting (as opposed to just entering it in on a website somewhere) that is barcode scanner-compatible, too. Unfortunately, it looks like we will never see DVD Profiler for Mac OS X.
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08-17-04, 06:43 PM
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I'm thinking about trying out DVD Spot, but I can't figure out a practical way to export UPCs from DVD Profiler. I once created a report with UPCs only, then printed to PDF, then used OCR software to read the digits in electronic format. Not very efficient (or accurate). How did you guys do it?
08-17-04, 10:55 PM
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Originally posted by onebyone
Oh that looks good. Do you enter them all or did you build your own database? Regardless, that is very impressive and won't go away when one of the developers get bored with it so go you!
Oh that looks good. Do you enter them all or did you build your own database? Regardless, that is very impressive and won't go away when one of the developers get bored with it so go you!
.. The data is mostly copied from imdb. When ever I enter a new disc, I paste in the movie's imdb url and the system goes out and fills in the info I'm looking for. The reviews are 100% mine however --mike
08-18-04, 05:47 AM
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Originally posted by ManWNoName
i've always used DVD Aficionado and i like it enough to never bother with the others. incredibly easy to use.
i've always used DVD Aficionado and i like it enough to never bother with the others. incredibly easy to use.
08-18-04, 02:40 PM
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Originally posted by vivarey
I'm thinking about trying out DVD Spot, but I can't figure out a practical way to export UPCs from DVD Profiler. I once created a report with UPCs only, then printed to PDF, then used OCR software to read the digits in electronic format. Not very efficient (or accurate). How did you guys do it?
I'm thinking about trying out DVD Spot, but I can't figure out a practical way to export UPCs from DVD Profiler. I once created a report with UPCs only, then printed to PDF, then used OCR software to read the digits in electronic format. Not very efficient (or accurate). How did you guys do it?
08-18-04, 04:16 PM
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I just got it and haven't put to much into it. It seems ok, even has links to IMDB. But is there's something better out there I'd rather not get to invested in it.
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I use dvdspot.com. I like it because i lend my movies out a lot and it has a great loan out feature...
otherwise i use guzzlefish for the cool stats, but hate the slowness and the fact that some of the movies i have just aren't in the database.
otherwise i use guzzlefish for the cool stats, but hate the slowness and the fact that some of the movies i have just aren't in the database.
06-23-05, 06:07 PM
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Originally Posted by shawagg
What do you guys think of movie organizer from OXD software and movieorganizer.com?