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by **Fnord Serious** » Sun Oct 05, 2008 10:59 pm

angeltread wrote:JACK B QUICK AND FNORD SERIOUS ARE LIKE LIFELESS HUSKS OF LITERAL STATEMENTS! EVERYONE GET IN ON IT!

No, we just don't act like dicks to total strangers.

by **angeltread** » Sun Oct 05, 2008 11:53 pm

OH MY GOD. WELCOME TO THE INTERNET FNORD.

by **Fnord Serious** » Mon Oct 06, 2008 3:43 am

angeltread wrote:OH MY GOD. WELCOME TO THE INTERNET FNORD.

Don't blame your lack of tact on the behavior of others.

by **angeltread** » Mon Oct 06, 2008 6:09 am

jesus fnord. do i have to spell it out for you... it's not a lack of tact... its a f*ckin' joke... A JOKE... read between the lines you dolt and try not get your feeling hurt so bad. :cry:

also welcome to the internet once again, same goes to you jack b quick.

AKA I DONT THINK COMICBOOKDB IS THE ENTIRE WORLD AKA IT WAS A JOKE AKA IM NOT A SORRY DUDE AKA YOU GUYS ARE LIFELESS HUSKS OF LITERAL STATEMENTS AKA THAT WAS ALSO A JOKE AKA YOU GUYS ARE ON A INTERNET MESSAGEBOARD AKA WIKIPEDIA IS A RELIABLE SOURCE AND SO ON AND SO FORTH. AKA IM TYPING IN ALL CAPS AND USING SMILIES :wink:

by **mechamarmokeet** » Mon Oct 06, 2008 3:17 pm

Fnord Serious wrote:No, we just don't act like dicks to total strangers.

You should show him the Greater Internet ****wad Theory.

by **brennivin** » Mon Oct 06, 2008 6:16 pm

For what it's worth, I just switched from DVD Profiler to Ant Movie Database and I'm pretty pleased.

With Profiler I had to pull down all my DVDs and enter them by UPC, which while it gave me great accurate listings, was a pain. With Ant, the title was good enough so I could sit across the room from my shelves and enter stuff. But I did have to download art for maybe 1/4 of my catalog to get it matching.

The export to HTML feature in Ant is pretty limited, but w/ a bit of HTML knowledge it's not hard to tweak the results.

Again, all in all I'm pleased. Thanks for the rec.

by **Fnord Serious** » Mon Oct 06, 2008 7:35 pm

Thanks for getting us back on topic, brennivin

by **acomica** » Tue Oct 07, 2008 7:12 pm

brennivin wrote:For what it's worth, I just switched from DVD Profiler to Ant Movie Database and I'm pretty pleased.

With Profiler I had to pull down all my DVDs and enter them by UPC, which while it gave me great accurate listings, was a pain. With Ant, the title was good enough so I could sit across the room from my shelves and enter stuff. But I did have to download art for maybe 1/4 of my catalog to get it matching.

The export to HTML feature in Ant is pretty limited, but w/ a bit of HTML knowledge it's not hard to tweak the results.

Again, all in all I'm pleased. Thanks for the rec.

Is it a site where you can store your collection, or an application that you download? And could you provide an web address too, please?

And... I second that "thanks for getting us back on track."

by **nariman** » Tue Oct 07, 2008 8:00 pm

I've been using Delicious Library (Mac only): http://www.delicious-monster.com/

It's a program you have to download to your desktop. It uses amazon.com as the data source so if the DVD is on amazon it will pull in all the information. It can also handle any other product that is for sale on amazon (I use it to keep track of who I lent my trades to). It can also export to a site so you can share your library online.

I like it a lot and have been using it for 2 years now. Great interface and worth the price.

by **brennivin** » Wed Oct 08, 2008 10:39 pm

No one likes a derail

Ant ... http://www.antp.be/software/moviecatalog (thanks to lothario's previous post)

It's software. But has an export to html feature. So you can post your catalog online if you have a server etc.

by **CarpeSimia** » Mon Oct 20, 2008 12:41 am

I'd be interested in an online one as well. Too bad I just missed the boat on DVDSpot.

by **angeltread** » Mon Oct 20, 2008 7:56 am

CarpeSimia wrote:I'd be interested in an online one as well. Too bad I just missed the boat on DVDSpot.

no its not too bad... cause you didnt spend all the time entering your collection and making corrections and entries for nothing.

by **Gmac555** » Mon Jan 19, 2009 12:42 am

I LOVED Dvdspot then the disaster came and it was shut down. I tried getting into DvdAF but after DVDSpot it doesn't do anything for me. However, there is a new DVD site up that I quite enjoy. It is still in the early stages but has very high potential.

www.DvdCount.com

Again, it is still in the early stages but lots of progress has been made and it should be one of the top DVD cataloging sites in no time.

by **Noto** » Thu Aug 13, 2009 12:47 pm

I use DVDAF.com It's really easy, and you can set your "folders" to be whatever you want, so if you wanted to name them "Box 2" or "Box B" or whatever, you can. You can also override the sort option, so if say you wanted a movie like Raiders of the Lost Ark to be before Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, you could sort Raiders as "Indiana Jones 1" and ToD as "Indiana Jones 2" and so on and so forth.

Great site.

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