DiskTracker
Disk cataloging & labeling app.
Version: 2.4.1b2
Overpriced for what it does.
Feedback Type: Review
Contributed by: keltoica Thursday, June 23 2005 @ 02:02 PM PDT
Product Platform: MacOSX
Used Product For: Over One Year
Recommend Product: NO
Difficult interface, non-intuative and somewhat irritating to use. I've been looking in on and off for years for an incarnation worth the $30 shareware fee, but its never arrived. This is a $10 app, not a $30 app. With Spotlight available for indexing live drives and alternatives on VT for catalogs, the app definitely has a thick layer of dust on it and the fee worth paying will continue to go down if the developer doesnt do some serious overhauling.
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What do you think of - Lickableunix
FileFinder 1.3.2 from MacMagna?'have not tried it yet.
signed,
a bit edgy in New Orleans
Tuesday, April 04 2006 @ 10:49 PM PDT
nothing does it better - megabyte1
Interface may be a bit dated (OS9 looking), but it's certainly not a confusing or difficult interface. Works and looks very much like OS9 finder. There are some features on this utililty that easily make it worth the $30.1) It has the most powerful search capabilities. Being able to search with many multiple criteria's including "Folder Parent" and "Folder Ancestor" is very powerful.
2) It scans disks VERY fast.
3) It's auto scan features work very well
4) It's finder integration is useful. When a disk is mounted drag straight out of DiskTracker window to copy data to a different volume.
I guess it depends on what you're using it for. We have over 1,000 DVD's full of data. Could DiskTracker be better ? of course. I've given a list of feature requests to the developer which I'm hoping they'll get to soon, but $30 doesn't seem like a lot to me for our uses. Oh, and I have tried ALL of the other disk cataloging programs, some of which are very good, for my $30 I like this one the best.
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Tuesday, June 28 2005 @ 11:45 AM PDT