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Product Description:
fennel DVDManager (aka fsDM) is our next-generation DVD manager (sigh) for Mac OS X. With its clean interface, DVDManager makes maintaining your DVD library as easy as Macintosh!
- Retrieve & Update your DVDs' details through online sites
- or Add & Edit them manually, yet *quickly* (just the core details!)
- Manage their life when lent to friends thanks to your Address Book
- Create box sets+wish list easily & Manage them intuitively
- Export a complete list of your DVD library, etc.
What's new in this version:
Features
- Qualified for Mac OS X v10.4.9
- Now built using Xcode Tools v2.4.1
- Our Search action now also inspects DVDs contained in box sets
- Improved our retrieval engine to gracefully handle requests requiring an IMDbPro account
- Changed the tabbing behaviour in Edit and Multi-Edit modes so that the Notes field can also be focusable
- Tabbing while in the Notes field no longer adds a Tab character but instead gives the focus to another field
- Using the Esc key while the Notes field has the focus allows one to cancel the current edition
- Backtabbing from the Title field is now possible in Multi-Edit mode
- Enhanced the icon of our Help Book so that it doesn't display some white border anymore
- Our PayPal menu item (DVDManager > Support DVDManager) is now pointing to a French-based page when run in French
- Worked around a Cocoa bug affecting the layout of text in alert dialogs and sheets localized in French and Spanish
- Enhanced our American English localization by better supporting ponctuation rules in our messages
- Takes into account the recent changes that occurred on IMDb sources
- Patched a special case affecting some rare DVDs in the DVDFr database that could lead to some deadlocks
- Fixed a typo affecting the German translation of the "Various" genre
- The Synchronize and Update actions are (temporarily) disabled in this version
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.3.9
- Mac OS X 10.3
Additional Requirements:
- Requires Mac OS X v10.3 at minimum (Mac OS X v10.4.9 Tiger recommended)
- A connection to the Internet is highly recommended (fees may apply)
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| Overall Rating: |   (4.0) |
Features: | (4.0) |
Support: | (4.0) |
| Ease of Use: | (4.0) |
Quality / Stability: | (5.0) |
Price: | (5.0) |
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Broken - Version: 1.8.1, 10/1/2009 04:20PM PST
W-Creative
Import of csv or xml does nothing. I'm not retyping thousands of titles. Fix the import and it would be a nice app.
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Nice little app - Version: 1.7, 1/1/2008 08:21PM PST
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chronicfathead
This is a nice little app. It doesn't do the fancy barcode scanning (never works when I do it anyway) but looks like Apple software, is simple and easy to use.
If you go to the developers site, you can download the lite version, which is UK and US English only, rather than multilingual.
Would love to be able to edit the genre by double clicking the genre field, rather than going to the menu bar.
Search feature is pure mac, works and is fast.
I would also like to be able to edit the filter setting, so I can say whether I have ripped it to my media centre.
Import and export to xml format, same as other DVD cataloging software.
The web export function allows you to create a HTML webpage of all your DVD's that you could send to a friend so they can see what you have got (don't tell the film companies!). I have been annoyed by software that doesn't do this in the past, as it seems an obvious thing you would want to do.
So far so good.
If you go to the developers site, you can download the lite version, which is UK and US English only, rather than multilingual.
Would love to be able to edit the genre by double clicking the genre field, rather than going to the menu bar.
Search feature is pure mac, works and is fast.
I would also like to be able to edit the filter setting, so I can say whether I have ripped it to my media centre.
Import and export to xml format, same as other DVD cataloging software.
The web export function allows you to create a HTML webpage of all your DVD's that you could send to a friend so they can see what you have got (don't tell the film companies!). I have been annoyed by software that doesn't do this in the past, as it seems an obvious thing you would want to do.
So far so good.
ALERT: Amazon-based Web Sources at Risk - Version: 1.6.7 (44), 5/21/2007 04:29PM PST
fennelsoftware
Dear fsDM Users,
Through this alert bulletin, we'd like to let you know that we're now aware of problems re the retrieval of DVD details through Amazon-based Web sources. We'd also like to tell you that we've already started investigating what could be the cause of such an issue, and we'll try to keep you informed of our progress towards solving it. Be assured we'll do our best to get your beloved DVD manager back and running as expected as soon as possible. But we don't ignore the possibility that those Web sources may be temporarily removed from fsDM if a new implementation of those retrieval mechanisms was going to be needed…
We're really sorry for the inconvenience, and we'd like to thank you all for your patience and understanding in the meantime.
— The Team
(Credit goes to Graham E. for reporting this alert to us.)
Through this alert bulletin, we'd like to let you know that we're now aware of problems re the retrieval of DVD details through Amazon-based Web sources. We'd also like to tell you that we've already started investigating what could be the cause of such an issue, and we'll try to keep you informed of our progress towards solving it. Be assured we'll do our best to get your beloved DVD manager back and running as expected as soon as possible. But we don't ignore the possibility that those Web sources may be temporarily removed from fsDM if a new implementation of those retrieval mechanisms was going to be needed…
We're really sorry for the inconvenience, and we'd like to thank you all for your patience and understanding in the meantime.
— The Team
(Credit goes to Graham E. for reporting this alert to us.)
