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DVD Cache helps you keep track of your movie collection.

Movie information is automatically downloaded from IMDB and Amazon. Includes ability to record current lender with automatic and manual notification for over-due items. Also includes support for music, books and video games.

WHAT'S NEW
Version 1.5.6:
  • Fixed issues with Snow Leopard.
  • Fixed Amazon search and queries.
  • Note: This version may only work on OS X 10.5 or later.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.5.0 or later.

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Developer:Chris Campbell
Downloads:57,010
  - Version d/l:395
Multimedia & Design:Video
License:Shareware
Date:23 Sep 2009
Platform:PPC/Intel
Price:$20.00
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Oct 2 2009

TREADMAN  That should read "thanks for the update."  
(Version 1.5.6)

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Oct 2 2009

TREADMAN  Thanks for the comment. Problem: each entry is duplicated 5-6 times.   
(Version 1.5.6)

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Sep 24 2009

TWEETY_  I'm glad that it still works on my G4 with OSX 10.4.11 and I surly hope that I can keep on using it with this OSX version.  
(Version 1.5.6)

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Sep 4 2009

TREADMAN  Doesn't work in OS X 10.6.  
(Version 1.5.5)

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Jul 14 2006

ED.B  I noticed that the app saves the images in the ".tiff" format. These images tend to take up quite a bit of space. Wouldn't it be better if they were saved as ".jpg".

Thanks for a great app! Keep up the great work!  
(Version 1.2.9e)

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Jul 24 2006

PJN  Indeed, I was thinking the same thing, JPG would be better, also when I want to export my list as HTML, with JPG I could also include the pictures in my webpage. :)  
(Version 1.3)

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Jul 9 2006

ED.B  I didn't have any the issues that you listed. I run the Mac Mini with 512 mb ram. I don't have a scanner or iSight so I hand keyed in my 392 title collection. On occassion I encountered a no result for a UPC code but a simple title search located the movie. I opted not to use a secondary lookup, located at the bottom of the search screen, and received 98% of my finds from Amazon. The only real issue I had was that the export to iPod produced a file that weighed in at 1.2 gig.

Other than that...this app worked wonderfully.  
(Version 1.2.9)

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Jul 8 2006

WDATKINSON  I've been looking for a good piece of software to catalog my DVD collection since starting my migration to Mac about a year ago. I'd tried and earlier version of this software and didn't care for it.

After seeing an updated version, I thought I'd give it another shot, but unfortunately I still enountered issues while trying to enter in my 200+ DVD collection:

1). When using the multi-UPC entry, and an actual bar-code scanner (the iSight scan option has NEVER worked for me on two different iSight equipped Macs) the initial entry finds the correct movie. As an example, the first season boxed set of Sopranos. Seeing that, I continue on and enter in another row of movies from my rack. Then the software wants to do additional lookups where it matched the correct movie/upc with an incorrect match. I have seven or eight boxed sets of different titles. Initially the software recognized them, but then as I continue through the process only one title out of maybe 10-15 actually makes it into my library.

2). When entering multiple UPCs there is no option to work with the list being going through the entire add process. So if you see a problem, you can do nothing about it until you finish the process.

3). When trying to use the iSight camera, memory growth brought my MacBook with 1GB of memory to its knees. Within a few minutes I was using 1+Gb of virtual memory and 800+ meg of real memory. I killed the program and restarted and the minute I activated the iSight memory usage goes through the room. But as I said, I've never gotten the iSight option to work anyway.

I would seriously register this product in a minute if it would do what I need to do.   
(Version 1.2.9)

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Jul 8 2006
*****

ED.B  See my first "Comment" about this app...  
(Version 1.2.9)

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Jul 8 2006

ED.B  This app rocks! Downloaded it a few days ago and now have my entire DVD Collection catalogued. Wasn't aware that you could also catalogue Music, Books, and Video Games. This app does it all for one low price compared to other apps that you would have to purchase individually to cover all the catagories. And iPod support as well! Response from the Developer is quick. I'm running a Mac Mini Solo running 10.4.5.

If you are looking for a simple, clean app for all your assorted media types look no further. This is the app you need.

Keep up the GREAT work!  
(Version 1.2.9)

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Nov 2 2005
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KEN HAMM  so i got all my dvd's in various sleeves with catalogue numbers--or as the software has it "media location"-- (i.e. B5 would be Sleeve B, Slot 5). i'd rather not have to go to the computer every time i want to browse my collection for a move and i'm bummed out that there isn't an option to print out all my titles with jacket cover artwork, basic info and media location so that i can simply flip through a hardcopy booklet.

other than that it's a decent piece of software.  
(Version 1.1.2a)

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