Is there a CD equivalent to DVD Profiler? (1 Viewer)

[EricSchulz]

I just started using DVD profiler and LOVE it... my huge CD collection would love to be catalogued like that! Any suggestions?

 

[Stu Rosen]

I use Music Collector, which I like a lot and can be found at www.collectorz.com. It's shareware ($35, if I remember?), and well worth it.

 

[alan halvorson]

There's two versions, the Standard for $24.95 and the Pro Edition for $39.95. Are there any advantages to the Pro Edition over the Standard for the average user? Is this a good tool for classical and jazz collections?

 

[Derek Ambrose]

Guzzlefish.com allows users to keep track of DVDs, CDs and Video Games.

Scroll down to the bottom left and under "jumpt to user collection" type derekambrose (one word) to view my collection as an example.

It's pretty fun. You can search by artist, title or UPC

Derek Ambrose

 

[luke_ha]

guzzlefish is what i use for my movies but i dont even want to think of cataloging my cds.

 

[John Milton]

Guzzlefish is missing tons of titles and trying to get them listed is a major pain in the ass. And don't even think about finding any import CDs there, common or not.

 

[Jeannette Walsh]

I use Music Collector too. It's pretty good but the CD info is user submitted and there are a lot of errors to be found but I like it.

 

[CalvinC]

I use CDTrustee from Base40.com and it works pretty good.

 

[EricSchulz]

I tried Guzzlefish and gave up after entering (or trying to enter) ten titles. About 1/3 of my collection is import CDs or CD Singles.