You could always start there and copy paste into whichever software you choose.

I have been using DVDAF since 2002 and have no plans of changing.

DVD Aficionado seems to have absolutely nothing in their database at the moment. Anyone else?

I use DVD Af and DVD Profiler:

DVD Af allows me to share better with others
DVD Profiler provides me with full size graphics, reporting, and other features

I recently rebuilt my entire DVD Profiler database from scratch, and now both my sources line up.

For me as well.

Mine's back at DVDAf.

It is mistake. Previously it was 30 day trial. Now trial (free) version only restricted to 300 disks or 1 TB per database. Number of databases is unrestricted.

It is very good disk catalog software, but it is not suitable for cataloging DVD movies. Best choise if you have large collection of various disks or mpeg4 movies.

Question: do any of the Mac options allow to input multiple viewings? Profiler allows you to track viewings but I can't seem to find any other programs that do.

I just stumbled across the site and wondered if it was worth using.

http://********.com/

Why is it censored?

I believe there was a problem with someone associated with the site spamming the board with it a while back.

^ Yep. That's the reason the site name is ***'d and why it's difficult to find any info about the site using the search. It's possible you still might get info from someone who tried the site out.

I use it. Never saw the spamming of it on the board. I actually like it for a simple catalog.

Can someone send me the name (if not the link) of this service? I'm looking for a better alternative to DVDAf and don't want to pay for Profiler.

It's in the title of this post. Just look up.

Is there any software that shows the total value of your collection?

Profiler shows you how much you have spent and the MSRP of your collection.

I haven't posted here in forever, but am still collecting DVD and Blu Ray. Thanks to this thread for pointing me to Movie Collector. I just started using it and really love it.

I like DVD Profiler..

What I really loved about (the late) DVDSpot was the statistics page, which broke down your collection by top actors/directors/genres/decades, etc. Are there any catalog sites that offer those features?

There doesn't seem to be the ability to vote for more than one, or to vote "Other".

I primarily use DVDProfiler, but also use on occasion ******** and DVDAficinado (those two I haven't been keeping updated as often, ******** seems to be slow on updates which was the only real downside that DVDSpot had when it was around). I also keep track somewhat on a spread sheet.

Why did my previous post censor ********?

DVD plus Crate? Why is that word/sevice censored?

^ I'm guessing someone must have spammed the forum with that site at some point causing the higher-ups to add that to the "censored" list.

Edit: Just noticed the issue had happened already in this thread with a similar explanation.

I have so many homemade recordings on DVD-R from TCM and Fox Movie Channel and now recently added 16x9 recordings of rare titles on MGM/HD, HDNET Movies and SONY/HD, that I can't use one of these DVD cataloging sites unless they allow me the option of adding everything in my collection. Is there one that will do that?

Thus far I have been using the MY MOVIES feature on IMDB and that seems to work fine and, of course, provides an instant link to everything I might need to know about each title. Plus there is an option to add notes for each entry.

I do this and use collectorz. If they don't have those titles, you can upload them to their online database, which I've done for a lot of titles.

If you want to see your stuff online, you can use the software to export your collection as your own site and put it on your own hosting or subscribe to their online service.

Here's what mine looks like after I exported it(years ago)
http://misterpeepers.99k.org/nav.html

I'm using http://zymic.com/ for the free hosting.