DVDSpot closed for good

[CheapChildren]

Libra keeps freezing my computer!

[Layd Dly]

Libra is no longer supported by those who developed it. I was using it and its a decent setup, but like i said no longer supported so its not a solution moving forware.

I don't like DVDAF's interface i would rather use excel. Its just too busy and confusing. DVD Spot was clean and modern looking which was why i liked it and used it.

I tried DVDProfiler until i had to many Blu-Rays but i like it the best and other than the $30 price of admission its the best of whats actually available right no.

[mikesoba]

Originally Posted by Kyo28

+2 I'm using the Collectorz software to keep track of my DVD's, Blu-rays, games and manga. You can make very nice exports to HTML and upload them to your personal server or a free webhost. Here's an example, taken from my own collection:
DVD
Blu-ray
Lots of free export templates available at the Collectorz site as well

I've used this in the past. However, when my disc crashed, I lost everything. But worse were all the graphics it downloaded for the DVDs. On onlinse solution seemed to work better.

[aristotles]

I decided to go with Delicious Library 2. It has improved considerably from previous versions but I still had to lookup each UPC code to get the ASIN from Amazon.

[Rothwilder Blu]

I am now using DVd profiler. It has been around for a lot of years and they do work on it. Will have to change my signature though once I get the web collection up.

[Grim Reaper]

Originally Posted by benricci

Say goodbye, they are shutting down Oct 15 for good:
http://dvdspot.com/

I'd recommend DVD Aficionado or DVD Profiler if you plan on migrating to a different service.

do you have a link to dvd profiler?

[Johk]

Originally Posted by Grim Reaper

do you have a link to dvd profiler?

DVD Profiler

[Josh]

I wonder if Blu-ray.com will ever have a collection feature. Let's ask Iceman:

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.p...02&postcount=3