Personal Video Database V0.9.9.21    Suggested by Ennovy - Updated by Checker on 28 Apr 2010 37MB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (2956) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (3) - Post comment - Permalink

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 sleepyfish: Using v0.9.5:
Found it a bit buggy when saving images - unless it's just me, but I'll check that on their forum if they have one. Plus it won't work with png files so I have to convert everything to evil jpg. Could be a licensing/cost issue though.

Other than these minor gripes it's very well laid out and pretty good for a .9 version. Likely to stick with it because it's not bloated like some. I'd give it 7 or 8 out of 10 depending on what mood I'm in at the time :-D [2007-09-08 18:36]

 Midas: A great Video Cataloguer, let down only for the lack of documentation and online support. Have more than 400 DVDs and tried both the apps in this category, stayed with PVD. Nimble and quick, doesn´t have all the importers that AMC has, but makes finding blanks and editing a breeze. Recomended. [2008-10-30 16:35]

 Midas: I concur with sleepyfish, PVD lack of documentation si a bummer for an otherwise excelent application. If you now your way around video/DVD cataloguers give it a try, if you just starting out, look elsewhere. [2009-02-21 09:57]

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