I'm tired of Dvd Aficionado. What else is there?
01-21-06 | 03:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Mr. Cinema
Collectorz.com looks good. Is it any different than DVD Profiler?
I also like the guys that run it. I registered when I was stationed in japan and later on lost my registration key.
You can get it if you go to the site and give them your name and the email address you used to order it with. I ordered it with the email account that was hooked to the base and only used it a couple of times so I didn't really remember what it was exactly.
I told them this and gave some examples of what it might be and they sent a code anyway.
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01-21-06 | 05:04 PM
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I have my collection listed in DVDAF, which is pretty sweet, but also pretty basic, and also in Profiler. What I like about Profiler is all the stats you can easily pull with a click. However, what I really don't like about Profiler is the fact that it counts boxsets as "one" item.
For instance, if you were to input i.e. The Godfather Collection, it treats it as one DVD. Instead of listing it as "one item but three DVD's with separate production years, cast etc." as I would like it to, it lists it as "one item, one DVD, one production year". This seriously screws up the count and statistics.
If it weren't for that, it'd be totally great.
For instance, if you were to input i.e. The Godfather Collection, it treats it as one DVD. Instead of listing it as "one item but three DVD's with separate production years, cast etc." as I would like it to, it lists it as "one item, one DVD, one production year". This seriously screws up the count and statistics.
If it weren't for that, it'd be totally great.
01-23-06 | 01:08 PM
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Originally Posted by ThriceDamned
For instance, if you were to input i.e. The Godfather Collection, it treats it as one DVD. Instead of listing it as "one item but three DVD's with separate production years, cast etc." as I would like it to, it lists it as "one item, one DVD, one production year". This seriously screws up the count and statistics.
That way I have seperate production years, cast, etc.
01-30-06 | 12:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Ginwen
Same here.
Once you get them all in, it's not a big deal to maintain the lists. You can easily export from Profiler to Aff. With a little more effort (using the XML file option in Profiler to get all the UPCs--wish they'd include those in the CSV file), it's also not too hard to copy your collection from Profiler to DVD Spot.
If I had to pick one, it'd be Profiler because:
1. I like how it looks
2. I like some of the reports you can generate
3. I like the fact that it's not totally web-based (for example when it did go down, I was still able to use the local version of the program, and when something isn't in there, I can still add it to my list)
Once you get them all in, it's not a big deal to maintain the lists. You can easily export from Profiler to Aff. With a little more effort (using the XML file option in Profiler to get all the UPCs--wish they'd include those in the CSV file), it's also not too hard to copy your collection from Profiler to DVD Spot.
If I had to pick one, it'd be Profiler because:
1. I like how it looks
2. I like some of the reports you can generate
3. I like the fact that it's not totally web-based (for example when it did go down, I was still able to use the local version of the program, and when something isn't in there, I can still add it to my list)
I have my CSV file all ready to go.
