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04-20-07, 10:15 AM

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So did I.

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04-20-07, 07:13 PM

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Originally Posted by BKMaggert

Actually, if you have a Mac I recommend Delicious Library. You'll spend waaay less time entering your DVD collection into it. All you have to do with Delicious Library is wave the DVD case in front of your computer and all the data and cover art is loaded automatically. No typing at all. Can't get any simpler than that!

almost makes me want to buy a mac! that program is very nice.

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04-20-07, 11:14 PM

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Originally Posted by BrentLumkin

When I first read that and before I actually checked it out, I thought you were just being a sarcastic ass.

Yes, all Mac laptops and iMacs have a built-in video camera in the LCD monitor frame. Delicious Library reads the video and scans any barcode it finds. It goes to Amazon.com with the barcode number and downloads all the DVD data and cover art in a few seconds.

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04-21-07, 11:40 AM

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I use DVDaficionado for my listing needs for both online and off. I have a binder where I have in plastic sleeves as dividers, tabs for every letter of the alphabet. I print my collection per letter as I get new DVD's via the PDA helper where it shows just a list of your titles in a printable form. So I have a nice catalogue online and off.