View Poll Results: Are you running Premium version of DVD Profiler?
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Are you running Premium version of DVD Profiler.
09-14-04 | 11:03 PM
#3
DVD Talk Limited Edition
I am too. I didn't upgrade for extra features, I just like to support good products.
Last edited by Ginwen; 09-15-04 at 09:46 AM.
09-15-04 | 04:43 AM
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DVD Talk Special Edition
Originally posted by onebyone
I have the Premium version. I am currently trying out the beta version too.
I have the Premium version. I am currently trying out the beta version too.
09-15-04 | 05:32 AM
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I can deal with the low quality images of the DVD covers. As far as I know there is no other reason to up-grade. If beta testing is one of those reason, I'd still not be interested, as I don't have time for such a thing.
09-15-04 | 07:20 AM
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From: Bloomington, IN
I have paid more for programs that offer a lot less. DVD Profiler is an excellent program and well worth the registration fee. I paid over two years ago.
09-15-04 | 09:04 AM
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From: Cheyenne, WY
I paid years ago, and have found it to be worth every penny.
I used that dvdtracker site for a while, but then one day, out of the blue, you had to pay for access. Plus, I enjoy not needing internet access 100% of the time to use profiler. My old, old collection is still there(because evidently, I can't remove it without paying), and I still get people emailing me asking me to randomly trade discs in my collection. kinda annoying.
I used that dvdtracker site for a while, but then one day, out of the blue, you had to pay for access. Plus, I enjoy not needing internet access 100% of the time to use profiler. My old, old collection is still there(because evidently, I can't remove it without paying), and I still get people emailing me asking me to randomly trade discs in my collection. kinda annoying.
09-15-04 | 12:40 PM
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DVD Talk Legend
I paid for it, but I haven't used it in months. Give me the simplicity and ability to customize the grouping like DVD AF and I might go back to it.
I did try out the new beta and it seems like the same over complicated, non customizable program I grew to hate. When you have a large DVD collection it can be a very frustrating program to use. They need to give the ability to change settings for multiple DVDs at once and I need to be able to break them out with my own personal categories. They don't even give the option to customize the categories.
I did try out the new beta and it seems like the same over complicated, non customizable program I grew to hate. When you have a large DVD collection it can be a very frustrating program to use. They need to give the ability to change settings for multiple DVDs at once and I need to be able to break them out with my own personal categories. They don't even give the option to customize the categories.
09-15-04 | 01:04 PM
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From: Exit 10, NJ
I paid for the premium version last year. No regrets. I don't know if I'm getting more for my money but I figured I use the product so much that I should support them. Just like public television.
09-15-04 | 01:14 PM
#22
DVD Talk Hero
I've just started using the free version. Been considering upgrading, but can't really find any info on what you get for the price. Are hi-res images the only benefit to paying?
09-15-04 | 01:24 PM
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From: Export, PA
I paid probably a year ago. I had to start locking profiles cause people were changing them and messing them up. I only got a couple hundred locked before it told me I needed to upgrade to continue. At that point I had no problem paying the money.