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Originally Posted by DeputyDave
I would NEVER use DVDSpot.
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I used to use DVDAF and switched over to DVD Spot a little over a year ago... and I love it. I like the simple layout, the breakdown of stats, the ability to easily manage contributions. It's just a great overall site for collector's. I miss some of the old features Guzzlefish used to have and DVD Spot makes up for the majority of them. DVd AF's new site just sucks balls, plain and simple.
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Originally Posted by Deadpool
Why?
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I may switch over to DVDSpot due to DVDAf's poor handling of their switchover to 2.0.
Anyway, in regards to 2.0 for now, does anyone know how to make comments on the DVDs. This stuff used to be easy... |
because of this thread I logged in to dvdaf for the first time in a week or so. 2.0 is awful. I'm trying out dvdspot but I concur on the lack of image quality, not good. Also, adding by title you have drill down to see the studio, country, etc. Since I'm doing this by title and not UPC, this will take longer to port over.
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Consider using the import option, if you're not already.. http://www.dvdspot.com/import.php
Should make it a little easier and quicker. |
Is there anything that can be done about a DVD that's in the DVDSpot database with an invalid UPC? One of mine is listed with a 13 digit UPC. I tried to submit some other information for it, and it wouldn't even go through because of an invalid UPC error. I submitted it as no UPC and explained in the notes what was wrong and gave the proper UPC. The editor accepted everything else and completely ignored the UPC issue.
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What was the title and the UPC?
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Originally Posted by abintra
Consider using the import option, if you're not already.. http://www.dvdspot.com/import.php
Should make it a little easier and quicker. |
I don't think DVDAf offers an export function do they? I know people mentioned a quick PDA lite version for printing and using that in the past but I don't see that active yet on 2.0.
If that is the case, probably the quickest method of doing so would be to copy and paste each individual title into notepad and then import that. |
Originally Posted by abintra
I don't think DVDAf offers an export function do they? I know people mentioned a quick PDA lite version for printing and using that in the past but I don't see that active yet on 2.0.
If that is the case, probably the quickest method of doing so would be to copy and paste each individual title into notepad and then import that. I can probably type my collection faster than copying and pasting through DVDAf 2 |
Originally Posted by SamDVDCompare
What was the title and the UPC?
It's currently listed as UPC 6441100081906. The correct UPC is 644110008190. I thought a UPC couldn't even have 13 digits, so I have no idea how it ever got listed with that extra digit. A quick Google search will show that the current UPC is wrong and the one I gave is right. |
Originally Posted by smashthesymbols
The DVD is Mates of State - Two of Us (2004). http://dvdspot.com/dvd.php?d=1537827840
It's currently listed as UPC 6441100081906. The correct UPC is 644110008190. I thought a UPC couldn't even have 13 digits, so I have no idea how it ever got listed with that extra digit. A quick Google search will show that the current UPC is wrong and the one I gave is right. |
lordwow,
it's not very clear at all but to add comments on dvdaf2, click on a title and select one-pager mode from thedrop down list. That lets you edit the title like in dvdaf1. Also, there is a printing mode, down the bottom right of the page there are options for "framed, printing and standard". framed appears to be the same as standard minus the sale prices etc being displayed and printin is the picture less mode which might be handy for exporting. found those by sheer luck though. |
Anyway, in regards to 2.0 for now, does anyone know how to make comments on the DVDs. This stuff used to be easy... |
Originally Posted by abintra
Fixed. Thanks and apologies that it got overlooked previously.
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Originally Posted by smashthesymbols
Thanks. Any reason why you changed the title to just "Two Of Us"? All the other music DVDs I've noticed on the site are listed in an artist - title format.
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Originally Posted by abintra
Based on the title of the film as it appears on the cover, back cover and IMDb (the portion that doesn't appear on the cover is listed as an alternate for searching).
If we should go by the front cover and IMDB, then all three listings for The Kids Are Alright (the movie about The Who) are wrong. They list it as "The Who: The Kids Are Alright", but the cover and IMDB only say "The Kids Are Alright". Is this kind of thing just left up to each editor to decide when they're working with the DVD, or do some of them just not pay attention to the way it should be done? |
Originally Posted by smashthesymbols
First, let me say that I'm not trying to start an argument about this, because I don't really care that much. Mostly I'm just curious about how things work.
Apologies if this starts to derail the thread as I worry about it becoming a DVDSpot support thread too much. If we should go by the front cover and IMDB, then all three listings for The Kids Are Alright (the movie about The Who) are wrong. They list it as "The Who: The Kids Are Alright", but the cover and IMDB only say "The Kids Are Alright". That said, I'll post a thread for discussion on both this one and Two of Us for discussion. Is this kind of thing just left up to each editor to decide when they're working with the DVD, or do some of them just not pay attention to the way it should be done? Contributors with an eye for detail and quality contributions are the driving force of any user contributed database so any time one takes the time to improve its accuracy is appreciated and paramount. |
Thanks abintra.
You know, an official DVDSpot support thread on here would actually be great. |
Originally Posted by nitin77
lordwow,
it's not very clear at all but to add comments on dvdaf2, click on a title and select one-pager mode from thedrop down list. That lets you edit the title like in dvdaf1. Also, there is a printing mode, down the bottom right of the page there are options for "framed, printing and standard". framed appears to be the same as standard minus the sale prices etc being displayed and printin is the picture less mode which might be handy for exporting. found those by sheer luck though. |
In DVD Spot is there any easy way to mass edit DVDs? Namely I'd like to get rid of the purchased date as I just entered them all the past couple of days so they all say 6-10-2007 or 6-11-2007.
Not a big deal, but a bit annoying--though not enough to go through all 250 or so and delete it out individually. |
Having been forced to migrate to a site that's not even functional and looks like ass, I am also moving my collection to DVDSpot like so many others. I've been on DVDAF for years, and am very disappointed with the changes.
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Originally Posted by Josh H
In DVD Spot is there any easy way to mass edit DVDs? Namely I'd like to get rid of the purchased date as I just entered them all the past couple of days so they all say 6-10-2007 or 6-11-2007.
Not a big deal, but a bit annoying--though not enough to go through all 250 or so and delete it out individually. With regards to the titles. Abintra pretty much explained it all. It should be how it is written on the case. |
Originally Posted by SamDVDCompare
I don't think so though I haven't explored the avenue fully. Hopefully one of the other editors that post here (abintra, fnordboy, divemaster, Spez) can answer.
If you exported your collection though, you should be able to remove the purchase date and then re-import it. |
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