Blu-ray Library

[aramis109]

Originally Posted by papaholmz

I use Delicious Library which has a web publishing feature so I can post it online.

Unfortunatley it is for Max OS X only, so those of you who haven't removed the proverbial fleece from over your eyes and still think that windows is a quality product (I took this giant step of faith about six months ago after using windows for the last ten years) are out of luck, sorry.

-papaholmz

Or, ya know... those of us who don't want our wallets to be fleeced.

[Lucy Diamond]

Fleece my ass. If you build the PC yourself, you don't have half the problems you get with mass produced PC's.

I work on a Mac G5 all day...not impressed.

[ScarredLungs]

Originally Posted by Lucy Diamond

Fleece my ass. If you build the PC yourself, you don't have half the problems you get with mass produced PC's.

I work on a Mac G5 all day...not impressed.

Build a computer yourself, it is the best way to go. Just use http://www.newegg.com/ << very good site (which also sells some blu ray stuff)

Back on topic: I like this new feature as we can "show off" our movies and really get an idea of what other forum members like and enjoy when it comes to movies.

[Octavio]

Originally Posted by BurningFire333

I added my collection today, too. I really like the new feature here, especially on the heels of the news that DVDSpot is closing down next week.

Just my thoughts. I really liked DVDSpot, but now it's about to be shut down. Then this new feature was added on this site. Honestly it couldn't have been added with a better timing.

[papaholmz]

Originally Posted by aramis109

Or, ya know... those of us who don't want our wallets to be fleeced.

Of course a MAC is pricier than a PC; but so is a BMW over a Kia. And price shouldn't be the only thing looked at, that's how we got in the current economic cesspool, "Oh you can't afford the monthly payments on that mortgage, we'll just jack your interest rate up and you can pay an interest only payment for the next 5 years!! That will lower your monthly payment to where you can just barely afford it. In three years however, you'll be screwed because the cost will go up astronomically and you'll be forced to foreclose. How does that sound? Great, let's get started"

Originally Posted by Lucy Diamond

Fleece my ass. If you build the PC yourself, you don't have half the problems you get with mass produced PC's.

I work on a Mac G5 all day...not impressed.

Thank you, I never would have thought of building one myself; I have built over 500 PCs in the last few years, it's what I did for a job.

I never used a G5; however, I have two of the 24" Intel iMac's and I have had about 20 times less the amount of problems that I've had out of Windows. Hands down the quality of the Mac OS is better than Windows OS; as for price I can't help you there.... you get what you pay for.

Originally Posted by cvm

Build a computer yourself, it is the best way to go. Just use http://www.newegg.com/ << very good site (which also sells some blu ray stuff)

Back on topic: I like this new feature as we can "show off" our movies and really get an idea of what other forum members like and enjoy when it comes to movies.

Yes, I apologize, I did get a bit of topic and almost started a brush fire. Back on topic.........

I think the feature that they have added is really nice for tracking your BD's for your own purposes, or maybe so a friend can look at to figure out which one he/she wants to 'check out.' Now they just need to add a feature where you can send automatic notices for late fees to those friends who can't return a BD on time

-papaholmz

[167mph]

I have been thinking about adding my collection up on a site for easy view and tracking. I have been pretty lazy about it, but Blu-ray.com makes it pretty easy.

It would be nice if after you added a movie the site would redirect back to the first page, it would save a lot of time. I have been hitting the backspace key three times after adding a movie.