App to scan dvd collection

[ROADDOG01]

Anyone know of a good app where I can scan my DVD collection and save to my phone?

Thanks in advance for the help.

John

 

[MacDawg]

I'm not sure what you are asking
Are you wanting to rip your DVDs and view them on your phone?

I am unclear on your request

 

[quasinormal]

I've got 4000 cds i need to sell so need something to catalogue them too. I'm thinking I might use a barcode scanner.

Try searching in the app store for "barcode scanners".

 

[ROADDOG01]

I'm not sure what you are asking
Are you wanting to rip your DVDs and view them on your phone?

I am unclear on your request

Sorry to be unclear I a, looking for a app that I can scan all my dvd's and have all that info on my phone and possible show pics of the dvds I scan with info

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I've got 4000 cds i need to sell so need something to catalogue them too. I'm thinking I might use a barcode scanner.

Try searching in the app store for "barcode scanners".

Thanks

 

[Weaselboy]

Anyone know of a good app where I can scan my DVD collection and save to my phone?

Thanks in advance for the help.

John

I use DVDPedia on my Mac to track all my DVDs and Blu-Ray moves. When you get a new disc just fire up the app and scan in the bar code and the new movie gets added along with IMDB data. It works quite well. I see they have a companion iOS app that syncs to the OS X app, and that might meet your needs. Have not tried the iOS app myself, but the OS X app works nicely for my purposes.

 

[MacDawg]

I use DVDPedia on my Mac to track all my DVDs and Blu-Ray moves. When you get a new disc just fire up the app and scan in the bar code and the new movie gets added along with IMDB data. It works quite well. I see they have a companion iOS app that syncs to the OS X app, and that might meet your needs. Have not tried the iOS app myself, but the OS X app works nicely for my purposes.

Sounds like a great program
What do you use to scan on your Mac?

 

[ROADDOG01]

I use DVDPedia on my Mac to track all my DVDs and Blu-Ray moves. When you get a new disc just fire up the app and scan in the bar code and the new movie gets added along with IMDB data. It works quite well. I see they have a companion iOS app that syncs to the OS X app, and that might meet your needs. Have not tried the iOS app myself, but the OS X app works nicely for my purposes.

Thanks for the info I just found one called my movie collection pro will try that and also the one you mentioned

Thanks again

 

[Weaselboy]

Sounds like a great program
What do you use to scan on your Mac?

It uses the iSight camera to scan the barcode from the disc case.

 

[MacDawg]

It uses the iSight camera to scan the barcode from the disc case.

Thought so, but wanted to be sure
Sounds really slick

Our company uses scan guns for a number of inventory items
I wanted to see if you were using anything like that on your Mac
I didn't think so, because it would seem much simpler to use an iOS app

 

[Weaselboy]

Thought so, but wanted to be sure
Sounds really slick

Our company uses scan guns for a number of inventory items
I wanted to see if you were using anything like that on your Mac
I didn't think so, because it would seem much simpler to use an iOS app

Just to be clear, I meant is uses the Mac iSight camera. I don't use the iOS app, so don't know if you can use that to scan.

 

[MacDawg]

Just to be clear, I meant is uses the Mac iSight camera. I don't use the iOS app, so don't know if you can use that to scan.

Yes, I understood what you meant
Thanks

 

[subrar08]

if i am right while getting your question then "DVD Collector" is the answer.

 

[cambookpro]

Another one for the Mac is Delicious Library. Not sure of any iPhone alternatives, though.

 

[DuckSoup]

I use iCollect Movies and am quite happy with it. It scans the barcode and pre-fills a lot of info. Also has ability to track a DVD if you loan it out etc.

There's a free and Pro version. At least check it out.

Mike

 

[lpeedin]

Home Library is another you might want to check out. I use it for music, DVDs, books, equipment, etc. Its bar code scanner has matched on every one I've scanned.