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Old 05-10-2008, 09:16 PM
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I've got a bit of time on my hands and I'm keen to start to set up a catalogue for my hundreds of VHS videos and DVD's. What PC (Win XP) software would Britmoviers recommend? Not just freeware, I'm willing to pay a reasonable amount if the software is good enough.

I suspect this topic has been covered before, but maybe there are some new possibilities?

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I've got a bit of time on my hands and I'm keen to start to set up a catalogue for my hundreds of VHS videos and DVD's. What PC (Win XP) software would Britmoviers recommend? Not just freeware, I'm willing to pay a reasonable amount if the software is good enough.

I suspect this topic has been covered before, but maybe there are some new possibilities?

Many thanks
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Hi Rob,

I highly recommend Movie Collector. I have been using it for ages now and have found it to be excellent.

DVD Database software, catalog your DVDs & Blu-Ray discs

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I highly recommend Movie Collector. I have been using it for ages now and have found it to be excellent.

DVD Database software, catalog your DVDs & Blu-Ray discs

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Thanks alex - looks good - which version are you using?

Any more suggestions anyone?

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I use Griffith (Griffith - Home). Very easy to use and fairly comprehensive.
Open the link, go to 'Download' and scroll down to 'Microsoft Windows' and click the link. Downloading can take a while if the server is busy. Its free btw.
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Thanks for posting these chaps, now if my PC skills are up to it I'll give one of them a go !
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I use Movie Collector PRO.

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Invelos Software's DVD Profiler - DVD Collection Software for the DVD and Blu-ray Enthusiast is excellent, and I find the on-line database facility which is included very handy too.
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I had no idea there were so many choices! I use Ant Movie Catalogue, and then a small database to track lends and trades.
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