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    Cast / Crew Edit 2

    Use IMDb's cast and crew data for DVD Profiler

    “Cast/Crew Edit 2″ only expects the URL of the movie / the TV Show on IMDb and it parses the cast/crew automatically. Afterwards you can modify the data and then copy to DVD Profiler. Please be aware that IMDb data must not be contributed to the Invelos database, but with this tool the linking ability of the crew will work (I gave up that hope for the “solution” of the DVD Profiler).
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    A simple DVD database to keep track of your personal DVD library. Moves are automatically linked to IMDb. You can assign the genre and include DVD covers as well. You can also use this database to keep track of individuals that borrow your movies.
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    Falkor allows you to store informationabout your DVD/DIVX/... It is highly extensible and fully cross-platform. The backend and frontend can be separated, so to allow setting up a central server with all your movies on.
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    flickThing is a php-script that keeps catalogs of your movies and tracks who you lend your copy of Star Wars DVD and how long ago.
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    PapyDVD. A DVD movies database software. Developed for storing personal movie DVD in a very easy way! You can insert them, search them and categorize by genre and director.
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    RS Movie Database

    A quick and easy movie database

    If you're like me and have a lot of movies it can be hard to look through them and find one you wan't to watch. Movie's stacked in front of each other, mixed up genre's.. well, now there's a quick and easy way to fix this! With this database you can sort your movie's via genre's and favorites; as well as movies you own, want or have loaned out to someone. Watch the Youtube video provide for a demonstration on how to use it! Also, the language this was written in is AutoIt3 which some anti viruses have deemed malicious. If you have any concerns about a firewall prevention please go to the following link for more information. http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/34658-are-my-autoit-exes-really-infected/
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