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

It lets you search all the Amazon sites (US, UK, Canada, France, Germany and Japan) plus IMDB and several other international sites for information about your movies, either by entering keywords or using an iSight 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 or use the web view for a personalized look of DVDpedia. Share your collection with friends, using the customizable HTML export templates.

WHAT'S NEW
Version 4.3:
  • New secret feature (comes into play next week)
  • Hovering over links in the info view reveals the link in the bottom window status bar
  • Exported images have the same creation and modification dates as the originals for syncing with FTP
  • Demo limit increased to 25 items
  • Font now adjustable in the list type print
  • Holding down option key and using the scroll wheel in cover view resizes covers
  • Download cover art for selection also trims white borders for images
  • Black dot on close button to show unsaved changes in the edit panel as well as a warning sheet when closing with the close button
  • Busy indicator while .Mac preview is being created
  • Faster sorting when ignoring articles
  • Amazon sales rank added to Marketplace information
  • Link creation drags from inside the covers folder to the info view now active
  • Automatically removes trailing spaces and new lines from one line fields
  • Command-S is caught in the add/edit panel as 'save' to avoid confusion
  • New Plug-in: jbhifionline for Australia and region 4 barcode searches
  • Updated: film affinity plug-in for returning matches for single results
  • Bug fix: "Remove this column" would not remove the clicked column if the contextual menu extended beyond the application window
  • Bug fix: when editing directly in the table and then leaving the program while the editing is still active, the cell would then display the value of the next edited cell
  • Bug fix: Delicious Library 2 exported 1.5 format file was no longer in alphabetical order and could not be imported
  • Bug fix: keyword searches starting with a period where being treated as CueCat encoded barcodes
  • Bug fix: if the horizontal scroller was shown at launch the last movie would be hidden behind it
  • Bug fix: during window resize the vertical scroller could display a graphic glitch
  • Bug fix: a shared collections might not load in latest Leopard 10.5.3 and would cause an error, prompting for a bug report
  • Bug fix: In cover view when doing an edit that changed the order of the items, the thumbnails would not reflect the new order immediately
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.4.9 or later.


SCREENSHOT

Developer:Bruji.com
Downloads:63,044
  - Version d/l:992
Home & Personal:Home Inventory
License:Shareware
Date:05 Jul 2008
Platform:PPC/Intel
Price:$18.00
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DVDpedia User Reviews (100 posts)Write A Review
Aug 11 2008
*****

DIGITAL FURY  Almost perfect. It's fast, stable and finds almost all the weird books and movies I have.

However, even though I only used DVDpedia and Bookpedia, you should really merge all these applications.  (Version 4.3)

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Jul 9 2008

AETNARIA  Pedias are separate to favor people that want 'just that', I think. If you're looking for an all-in-one, Booxter might be closer to your aim.  (Version 4.3)

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Apr 19 2008

XPLICIT  What about a single "pedia" for all my media stuff? One application for every different kind is somehow annoying.

Come on, four apps which do nearly the same, that's a laugh.  (Version 4.2.1)

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Mar 1 2008
*****

MOTORCITYMAC  This app is so Mac!

Easy, fast, powerful, intuitive, and it only gets better with each update. This is quality software far beyond simple shareware. The dedication to details shows, and it sure is appreciated.

These are pure six-color Apple codeheads. Love you Bruji! -fellow MacGeek.  (Version 4.1.3)

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