Home Theatre Database for Mac1.6

Name: Home Theatre Database
Price: 10.00 $
Rating: 2 (1 reviews)

14 April 2007

Keep track of your movie collection, VLC integration.

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What is Home Theatre Database for Mac

Easy to use scalable database for the complete organization of the Home Theatre enthusiast's movie collection.

Features:

Integration with VLC & QuickTime movie players to launch movie files (AVI, MP4, MPEG, MPG, MOV, AAC, M4V) directly from the Home Theatre Database Application.
Store information related to DVD and VHS collections in highly scaleable database for even the largest movie collections.
Add movies manually or use Internet lookup to autofill many of the Home Threatre Database content fields.
Perform highly flexible searches through the movie database to filter on fields such as Title, Genre, Cast, Director, Year, MPAA Rating, and Collection number or by status fields such as 'Wishlist', 'Viewed', and 'Loaned'.
Simple hot button links to Internet based movie reviews, cast and director profiles, and movie details.
Create custom reports of the Home Theatre Database contents filtered and sorted as desired. Reports can easily be sent to and shared with friends.
Easily create full backups of the Home Theatre Database contents into a single archive file.
Easily restore Home Theatre Database archives.

What's new in Home Theatre Database

Version 1.6:

"Home Movie" database field to allow easier management of your family videos
Video file import functionality now supports Home Theatre Database naming scheme
Support for the latest changes to the Internet Movie Database

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Jan 10 2008

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Jan 10 2008

2.0

Version: 1.6

From the get go this software is incredibly obnoxious as it squawks at you in a harsh robotic tone for everything you do. This tone was consistently harassing me as unnecessary dialog boxes popped up while the application was open. After being attacked the harsh tones, the user interface is terribly strewn throughout in the main window and made my eyes bleed slightly. I opted for this app because it has VLC support, however, it is not available from the get go, you have to enable it, making this program even worse in its functionality. While the idea of this application is well needed in the Macintosh community, the execution is poor resulting in great disappointment.