http://www.delicious-monster.com/
http://www.bruji.com/dvdpedia/
http://www.invelos.com/
http://www.dvdcorral.com/
http://www.dvdaf.com/
http://www.dvdcrate.com/
http://www.collectorz.com/movie/
http://dvdcount.com/

To list a few. Do a search on "DVDspot" (a very popular one which shut down) to find some good articles about the alternatives, such as this one.

They'll also be dead sometime in a near future

Thanks for the links. I've tried most of them and prefer dvdcorral. Thanks again.

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dvdcoral is currently down. Do they have a Face Book page?

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I was going through videos at a used stuff store and found a stack of VCDs. I bought the couple that probably weren't bootlegs. Some of them were laughable though. Copied logos for DTS and Dolby Digital, bad spelling. I bought quite a few from Singapore in the early 2000's. They had a special label that was harder to counterfeit. One VCD I got was the Turner movie about the Hunley (first civil war submarine to attack an enemy ship).

i definitly think that the laserdisc database should stick with laserdiscs, it is the best format after all...

Congrats! I love VCDs.

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I have one vcd. Called Stormriders, it is a cool movie.

There's a problem with the site you mention above though. The admin there is not updating the database. I've only got 11 movies on UMD (all released in the U.S.), only 2 of which are in the UMD Database. I submitted the 9 missing titles (7 of them as soon as I learned here of the site you mention). They are still pending. He/she never replies to my attempts at communication. Not on that site anyway. There are nearly 500 titles in there or are pending. More than I expected actually.

Would it be possible for me to use the template for the LDDb to create a database for the formats that I collect that aren't available here? UMDs, VCDs (over 160 commercial releases in my collection already) and DVDs? All I need is access to the template that you use, and perhaps you could provide a link on this site for my proposed site, as you do for the UMD database (which appears to have been orphaned).

If I were to start with my collection alone that would be a good start as I have nearly 1,700 DVDs (Regions 1, 2, 3, and 4). The other members of the LDDb site could submit their titles as they wish. Quite frankly my collection is HUGE and still growing. I add 5 to 25 DVDs to my collection every week.

I've tried several of the existing databases and I dislike them all, because they aren't designed as well as the LDDb.

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If you want to catalog DVDs and Blu-rays simply use DVD Profiler. There were only two titles (out of 500) which i couldn't find in the database. You can have it local on your harddrive and online at the same time. If you pay $30 once you get High-Res front- and backcover scans for all titles.

Thanks, but I'm now using DVD Aficionado. It works well,

P.S. The UMD Database has finally processed my submissions.

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umddb does seem orphaned, been waiting on my submissions to update as well

They're slow for sure. I did make a donation to them.


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