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   ender
   Member

   I am actually not looking for a software, but for one of those web2.0 sites.
   does anyone here know of any english site, where you can enter all the movies, books and other things, that you have collect, and manage online?

   I saw a German site being linked yesterday , in some of my newsletter, but I would like to have a US version, as i am sure, it exists, since most German web.2 applications are *adapted* from the US ones.

   something like this, only completely online:
   http://www.findfiles.com/2597/details-collectorz-com-movie-collector.html

   and not just for movies, but as i said , books, and other things as well.

   thanks for any help.

   Posted 17 years ago #
2. 

   clobermier
   Member

   Hi Ender,

   I've used Library Thing for years for cataloging my books. It's free up to a certain number of books, then if you want to add more you pay a small fee. I have so many more books than 200 that I paid. I don't use it, but Chasing the Frog has an online site for cataloging your movies.

   The links are: http://www.librarything.com and http://www.chasingthefrog.com/catalog/

   Both sites have that interaction between other members, where you can recommend or rate movies and books, and so on and so forth. I couldn't find any sites, though, that were set for both, or that would allow you to catalog any type of collection you had. Might be a good idea for someone to do that. I don't know if these are what you're looking for, but hope they help.

   Cindy

   Posted 17 years ago #
3. 

   ender
   Member

   Hi Cindy
   thanks alot for your links, with the help of them, and some use of google, i actually found a site, that might be, what i am looking for:
   http://www.listal.com/about/

   i will have to look into that later, to see if there are other alike, (I like to see different interfaces, to see what i like most before i sign up)

   Posted 17 years ago #
4. 

   clobermier
   Member

   Ah, darn it. They already came up with an interactive site that allows you to put in all sorts of collections. I sure couldn't find one earlier, so I'm glad you were able to find Listal. It looks like an interesting site.

   Posted 17 years ago #
5. 

   lwbjag
   Member

   Try http://www.coolector.com It's a "new" program in progress from a frequent visitor to GOTD forums. He hopes to develop it for cataloging all forms of media. (DVD, Books, Games, Etc.) GOTD had an offer back in December to a movie cataloging program & it may repeat.

   Posted 17 years ago #
6. 

   gud
   Member

   Collectorz is not free; but it is worth every penny and more (this from a freeware fan). The program is totally customizable, easy to us, and the people are wonderful if you have any questions - and very prompt.

   Posted 17 years ago #
7. 

   ender
   Member

   thanks lwbjag and gud, but i was looking for an online solution, not a program that i need to install.

   maybe your suggestion will help others though.

   Posted 17 years ago #
8. 

   ender
   Member

   me again, i found at another day a freeware, that seems to also do the job as coolector, maybe for some , who visit this thread , it might be useful:
   http://www.getlibra.com/
   its still in beta though:

   Current Version: 0.9.0 (beta)
   File Size: 4.32MB
   Runs on Windows XP/VISTA.
   Free for non-commercial use.

   Libra is a library software to organize your stuff: Books, Audio CDs, Movies, & Games (for a start). And it does so beautifully, and at an amazing price ($0 for non-commercial use).

   Posted 17 years ago #
9. 

   garyvdh
   Member

   Believe it or not, but the simplest solution is actually GMail!

   1) You create a new (Free)Gmail account.
   2) You send an e-mail to that account with the name of the book or the Music in the Title
   3) You can search the entire Database for names, ISBN Numbers, etc.
   4) You can create Filters for Books, Music, etc.
   5) You can send e-mails to friends and family who have borrowed what.
   6) You can keep "converstaions" comments about a particular book under each book title (Subject).

   Give it a shot... it's free and you get 2.8 Gigs of storage space, more than enough for your entire database!

   With a Firefox extension you can also load multiple Google Accounts (if you already use Gmail), or you can use a different browser to manage this Book Gmail account!

   Good Luck!

   Posted 17 years ago #
10. 

    lwbjag
    Member

    "ender" - Thanks for the link to getlibra. Looks interesting.

    Posted 17 years ago #

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