Neil Joseph

DVD Profiler question

How long does it take to see a new contributed title appear on the database? I contributed two, one of them about 2 weeks ago and they are still not in the database yet...

- Alicia Keys: From the Streets to Stardom
- Bionicle: Mask Of Light

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Dan Rudolph

It varies wildly. I've had some submissions come up a couple days after I sent them and others take months. Rarely more than two weeks, but sometimes they don't accept stuff for no apparent reason.

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TonyD

i'm thinking about going over from dvdtracker.
i've had dvdtracker since it started, but want to try something new.

tracker is$10 a year what is profiler?

and what is the improvements for upgrading to the registered version?

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Dave Gilbert

The shareware version of DVDProfiler is free. Upgrading will get you high-resolution cover scans, the ability to disable the ad banners (within the program, and in your online listing), and show your support for a great product.

TheLongshot

It will also give you early access to betas as well.

Jason

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DeanWG

And is guaranteed registration for every version they make of the program.

Dan Rudolph

Oh, and Profiler is $25 to be registered forever.

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ErichH

Wonder if they'll ever finish an OSX port of the app.
There's nothing even close on Macs and they'd sell many copys.

I can always keep VPC going. Works fine here.
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Steve_Ch

I am a registered user (for a long time), the free version is for all practical purpose, good enough and contains all the needed functions. The reason I paid for it is because I think it's a good piece of software that's worth my support. I am a beleiver of the freeware model of if one thinks the product is good and can afford it, then one pays for it, else just use the free version. On a pure financial basis, I don't know if it really justifies the $25 for hi-res and banner elimination (the banner is actually relatively unintrusive).

Dan Rudolph

Also, there are limits on the size of your online collection in the free version.

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