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Delicious Library
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Try this link Delicious-MonsterSwitzermac said:
You can choose where to get movie info from (imdb, amazon, different country sites etc)
It's pretty cool. A little slow and lacking of features at this point, but still usable and shows great promise.
neocell said:
I am not sure how to access this functionality, maybe you could point me to where I can control this feature?
Depending on which Delicious Library you have. 1.0 (maybe 1.1, can't remember it's been awhile since I've updated to 1.5) if you went to preferences you could set where to look for info. In 1.5 you no longer can do that, but you can use different countries from the "printed in: ..." menu. I think this is because amazon merged/bought out imdb so it's basically the same info.ChrisFromCanada said:
P.S. a little warm in the big smelter?
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Great app
It is too awesome.>I would seriously buy it....Its great that you could turn your firewire based camera into a laser "scanner"...
It is too awesome.>I would seriously buy it....Its great that you could turn your firewire based camera into a laser "scanner"...
You might wanna have a look at Bruji's products . They are not as fancy looking but definitely have A LOT more features and A LOT more plug-ins for different searches, etc.
I tried Delicious Library too but it just doesn't cut it for me, maybe version 2 will get better. BTW, it is slow as hell with 200+ entries.
I tried Delicious Library too but it just doesn't cut it for me, maybe version 2 will get better. BTW, it is slow as hell with 200+ entries.
Switzermac said:
Well you certainly won't be able to scan those in
Why don't you check a few of the ISDN numbers on those books on Amazon and see if they come up? If they do, then chances are that when you put the ISDN into Delicious Library, they'll come up there too.
Diatribe said:
I will also put my support behind the Pedia range...
When I switched I trialled most of the DVD Collection apps around.
For me DVDPedia came out the best. I wanted to love Delicious stuff - especially with the iSight role!
Pedia's have very quick turnaround... very responsive forums... developers who are actively involved with users and oftern provide new updates when someone notices a problem... and there are a huge number of options / plug ins. For me getting a R4 data source was essential.
You can still do a title/author search for books that don't have an ISBN (all before the late 1960s). If all else fails and Delicious Library still can't find the book, you can enter it in manually.Switzermac said:
DXoverDY said:
It's nice for those that just need one of them. And if you get all it's the same price. Good deal I guess.
studebakerhwk13 said:
i would imagine delicious library does the same thing.. if the vinyl has an ISBN number then it would add it.. sadly it doesn't have a "vinyl" category.. but i think 2.0 is supposed to have the ability to add your own categories.. at least i would hope so. i'm not so sure i'll buy 2.0 unless it's like a $10 upgrade.. $40 is just too much for an app i barely use.
DXoverDY said:
And here we have to add the conversion rate too!
Aussie dollar vs US dollar... sigh
you could always just buy one or two of the apps then... after all iTunes has great display and search functions!
I bought all three though. Only really using DVDpedia atm but am keen to use Book as well.