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I have a program on Linux called GCStar, which can log almost any type of collection, but if you're a Windows user I couldn't be sure, sorry. If you're a Linux user then GCStar is probably available in your repository.

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Sorry, should of said its for Windows.

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Ooh hang on, it's available for Windows too. Here. Just scroll down the page a bit for the Windows download. Aren't you lucky we Linux users are so benevolent? Hope it's what you were looking for anyway.

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This does not seem to work.

Windows cannot find wperl.exe

edit: With alot of playing around I have got it working. Some things still need to be corrected but its taken me ages so need a rest.

It looks quite nice and is real easy to use. Shame it gets the film info from US sites and does not have the choice to use UK sites.

First impressions are good. Now i need to work out how to use themes in windows.

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This item was edited on Monday, 10th March 2008, 21:35

Sorry you had trouble with it dude. I don't have Windows any more so it's difficult to offer my own experiences I'm afraid. GCStar is in the Ubuntu software repository, so all I do to install it is click a button and wait. What's your experience with it thus far? Did you manage to get it to do what you want? I was going to give it a go myself, but is it not a bit laborious putting all your collection into a program? I suppose I should give it a shot myself....
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I use:


for dvd's

DVD Profiler

still offers a free version with some limitations.. (I paid fer mine)


for cd's and games:

mediaman

actually, media man I haven't used for a while, it seems to be new and improved.

It scuppers the older free version I have, so I can look at all my old stuff, but can't add any new... I think...


My DVD collection




cassius76

This item was edited on Tuesday, 11th March 2008, 23:10

Ok. I opted for DVD profiler and its very nice. Most of my collection is in. Anyone got any tips / tweaks that I may like to try?

I paid for the full version so would like to get the most out of it. I love how you can add the pics of cast and crew. Its so simple. Just double click the empty picture box and it searches google for a picture. Then just drag that picture (in full size view) down to DVDProfiler and then into the box and hey presto its done.

Sure there is lots more to use. I also like the "Lent out" section. I am always forgetting who I lend my DVD's out to.

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Dvd profiler for iphone has been submitted to apple store so should be with us sometime soon!
It dont do games but it will be good to get the profiler for the iphone

This item was edited on Monday, 13th December 2010, 20:05

And its out today £5.49p though for those who need it

This item was edited on Thursday, 16th December 2010, 15:37