Amazon.com and DVD Aficionado.com
try dvd collector (program) from www.collectorz.com
DVDProfiler is perhaps the best program for this, but if you just want a web-based one then DVD Aficionado is ok. I use Profiler myself, as you can tell by my signature. There's another program available from crunchymedia, which is good, but not as user-friendly as Profiler. All of the above are free.
Also DVDSpot, it's a great way to keep track but some DVDs are missing.
I like DVDAficionado a lot, which is what I use and they have all of the DVDs I own.
I like DVDAficionado a lot, which is what I use and they have all of the DVDs I own.
No, Profiler is by far the worst! You have download this stupid program, then you wait for updates from the profiler website. Especially when you haven't updated your collection in a while, profiler updates takes even longer!
DVDaficionado is the best, quick and easy!
DVDaficionado is the best, quick and easy!
I'm looking for Region 2 DVDs and ones that cope with Television titles as well, btw.
Mark Lim wrote: No, Profiler is by far the worst! You have download this stupid program, then you wait for updates from the profiler website. Especially when you haven't updated your collection in a while, profiler updates takes even longer!
DVDaficionado is the best, quick and easy!
I don't agree. DVDProfiler is far more detailed if you want to keep track of how many discs you have and their exact specs, which is what the original poster wants.
DVDaficionado is the best, quick and easy!
I don't agree. DVDProfiler is far more detailed if you want to keep track of how many discs you have and their exact specs, which is what the original poster wants.
DVDProfiler is also a program located on your own PC rather than just a webpage, so it isn't dependent on the internet like DVDAficionado and some of these other DVD trackers are. It relies on the web for updates, but you could enter the information in yourself if you absolutely had to and the database holding your information is stored locally so you always have access to it even if you lose your internet connection. I'd hate it if I'd spent a ton of time loading my collection onto one of those sites only to have the site fold and disappear overnight. Profiler also has a number of custom reports and options that the others don't.
is there a site where you can put all your dvds in and then it recommends dvds that you havent got?
What? Not everyone has the same tastes in movies! So what is the point of recommending DVD's you haven't got, unless you let that site know what kind of movies you like. But one thing I like to do for this kind of purpose, is checking out other people's DVD collection (those with hundreds), so I can see if I missed anything that I might like.
I should really update my DVD Profiler, I think its out of date by 2 years lol
adam roddis wrote: is there a site where you can put all your dvds in and then it recommends dvds that you havent got?Try YMDb.com. You make your top 20 and get recommendations for films.
I should really update my DVD Profiler,
In the time it took you to resurrect a four year old thread you could have been well on the way to doing so...



It would be cool if a site like this existed. You could tell it which DVDs you owned, then it could calculate statistics like "Number of titles", "Number of discs", etc. without having to count anything yourself.
Anybody know if any such site exists?