Best Collection software?

[ridergroov1]

HI folks. Looking for DVD/Blu Ray collection software. Somewhat cheap. Suggestions? Thanks.

[ArmyOfDarknessAW]

Do you have an iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad because there is a great app called iCollect Movies.

[HD Goofnut]

Invelos...end of story.

[ridergroov1]

Originally Posted by ArmyOfDarknessAW

Do you have an iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad because there is a great app called iCollect Movies.

Nope. Used to have that.

[ridergroov1]

Originally Posted by HD Goofnut

Invelos...end of story.

$30? I don't think so. Also, artwork is horribly compressed. Looks terrible.

[DNinja]

Originally Posted by ridergroov1

$30? I don't think so. Also, artwork is horribly compressed. Looks terrible.

The artwork on the paid version is quite a bit better. They did just release an app for iPad/iPhone/iPod and it's only $8.99. It doesn't require the PC version to work, but it will sync with it if you have it.

[Wings80]

Microsoft Access is a great data base program.

[ridergroov1]

Originally Posted by Wings80

Microsoft Access is a great data base program.

Ha. Yes. Somehow that's not as fun though I don't think.

[ridergroov1]

Originally Posted by DNinja

The artwork on the paid version is quite a bit better. They did just release an app for iPad/iPhone/iPod and it's only $8.99. It doesn't require the PC version to work, but it will sync with it if you have it.

They should really have the artwork look good on the trial version or people may think otherwise obviously. No apple products at the moment.

Love your N Gaiden avatar.

[BasicGreatGuy]

I like DVD Profiler. I wish they, or someone else had a good Android app for such.

[MEB]

I use Delicious Library 2 (Mac only). And I was fortunate enough to get my hands on their companion iPhone app during the few weeks it was available (Amazon forced them to pull it because of copyright issues).

With Delicious Library 2, it's a piece of cake to add my new movies. Just pass the bar code in front of my iSight camera and that's about it. Then touch the sync button in their app on my iPhone and, in a few seconds, I've got a complete database of my movies on my iPhone for instant access wherever I may be at.

Mark

[BrandonJF]

Originally Posted by ridergroov1

They should really have the artwork look good on the trial version or people may think otherwise obviously.

But, that seems to be their biggest sales pitch to upgrade. I used the free version for years before deciding $30 was a small price to pay for something I was getting so much use out of.

[nascar2010]

I don't know about others, but I like the one right here on blu-ray.com. It's accessible from my iPhone, and it's free. I contemplated making my own with a webserver and MySQL DB, until learning that blu-ray.com had the functionality.

[BasicGreatGuy]

Originally Posted by nascar2010

I don't know about others, but I like the one right here on blu-ray.com. It's accessible from my iPhone, and it's free. I contemplated making my own with a webserver and MySQL DB, until learning that blu-ray.com had the functionality.

The one available here, is very good. However, it doesn't help with dvds.

[ridergroov1]

Originally Posted by BasicGreatGuy

The one available here, is very good. However, it doesn't help with dvds.

RIght. Or HD DVDs.

[unjichan]

I use DVDHunter (for mac) it also syncs with my ipad & iphone so I won't have to turn on my mac anytime I wanna choose the movie. It's pretty cool, it's fun because you can use webcam to be a barcode scanner >.< The last update was to make the artwork hi-res so it's all good now. The best thing is it's a freeware!!

I loved it.

[Red Pill 101]

Originally Posted by HD Goofnut

Invelos...end of story.

I couldn't agree more!

I absolutely love the program. It works great, you don't have to pay for updates/upgrades, and it's very easy to use.

[Jobber8742]

Originally Posted by Red Pill 101

I couldn't agree more!

I absolutely love the program. It works great, you don't have to pay for updates/upgrades, and it's very easy to use.

Mark me down as a DVD Profiler user. Only thing that could improve it is an add on for my Android phone. I also update regularly here and over at DVDAF, but Profiler is the best. It's well worth the $30 to upgrade to the full version.

[halimali]

I used to think also that $30 for DVD Profiler was too much, but then said let me give it a shot and I was really impressed. Addicted to it now, cannot live without it and it is worth $100.
If you have a collection then it is a MUST

[thelittleprince]

Originally Posted by DNinja

The artwork on the paid version is quite a bit better. They did just release an app for iPad/iPhone/iPod and it's only $8.99. It doesn't require the PC version to work, but it will sync with it if you have it.

Cool! I may look into that; not bad for under $10.