How do you keep track of your DVD collection?
04-03-07, 02:31 PM
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How do you keep track of your DVD collection?
What program do you use?
Currently I am using Excel but I want to use a specific program for DVD collection...
So far I am thinking of
http://www.collectorz.com/movie/
Anyone has this?
Oh I tried searching if there is a thread already but it seems there isn't, which id kinda odd, maybe I did not search hard enough. If there is a thread already please post thanks!
Currently I am using Excel but I want to use a specific program for DVD collection...
So far I am thinking of
http://www.collectorz.com/movie/
Anyone has this?
Oh I tried searching if there is a thread already but it seems there isn't, which id kinda odd, maybe I did not search hard enough. If there is a thread already please post thanks!
04-03-07, 02:46 PM
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I keep all of my reciepts. I use DVD Profiler I like it a lot the link in my sig will show you my collection.
04-03-07, 02:56 PM
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I use DVD Spot. The link to my collection's in my sig.
04-03-07, 03:31 PM
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Ant Movie Collector. By far it is the easiest to get up and running with (since it has IMPORT capabilities). It does a nice job of handling those "homegrown" discs too. Although it provides many templates and scripts out-of-the-box, it is easy enough to create custom reports.
04-03-07, 03:41 PM
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I use DVD Aficionado for a conformity reason but now it looks like DVD Spot - Oh well.
I also use Word Document to list films that I have watched and owned (*) in order of release years ie.
Faust [1926] F.W. Murnau
*Metropolis [1927] Fritz Lang
I find it very helpful for my study and reference.
I also use Word Document to list films that I have watched and owned (*) in order of release years ie.
Faust [1926] F.W. Murnau
*Metropolis [1927] Fritz Lang
I find it very helpful for my study and reference.
04-03-07, 04:48 PM
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I started using DVD Aficionado initially and at about the 100 mark dumped everything into
DVD Profiler. I used their 2.x version and recently purchased the 3.x version. High res scans, lots of details in each profile, reports, nice for browsing and filtering your collection.
DVD Profiler. I used their 2.x version and recently purchased the 3.x version. High res scans, lots of details in each profile, reports, nice for browsing and filtering your collection.
04-03-07, 08:01 PM
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Hands down the best program for keeping up with your DVDs (and CDs, books) is Delicious Library.
But of course you'll have to upgrade your computer to a Mac.
But of course you'll have to upgrade your computer to a Mac.