DVDpedia

DVDpedia is a powerful movie cataloging application that retrieves all information about your DVDs and videos from the internet.

Search numerous international sites for information about your movies, either by entering keywords or using a webcam or a scanner. You can create smart collections and start a wish list and a borrowed list so you never loose a DVD again. View your entries as a standard list, browse only the covers in grid view or Cover Flow or use the details view for a personalized look of DVDpedia. Share your collection with friends, using the customizable HTML export templates.

New:

• Pocketpedia TV support.
• Fixes to spacing of filter footer for non-english localizations.
• Title attribute of web page added as name for imported links.
• Semi-colon handled as divider in CSV import.
• Open CineMaterial menu command added to contextual menu on the main cover image.

Bug Fixes:

• Improved Pocketpedia syncing across various network setups.
• Plugin: Italian DVD Store plugin updated by Andrea (thank you!), now includes barcode search.
• Plugin: IAFD plugin updated and now available on the Bruji extras page for download.
• Plugin: Moviemeter updates.
• TMDb search of an item without a summary could not be added.
• Bol NL updated for https and images.
• Linked text files containing accents were not displayed correctly in the internal viewer.
• Import of video files could fail for some custom Video Height and Video Width fields if the metadata was not in the correct format.
• Fixes to internal linking between entries, where sometimes the right entry wasn’t selected in macOS El Capitan.
• If the toolbar is not displayed, the list view is now the default view to display.
• macOS El Capitan was stopping some users from using the self upgrade feature to purchase version 5.
• Rare bug when a smart collection was left without attributes.
• Using the contextual menu repeatedly in cover view could work on a non-intended multiple selection.
• Issues when changing a smart collection rule from a date field with a set date to a string field.
• Custom fields are again displayed in italics in the Fields preference window, to quickly tell them apart from built-in fields.