I looked up a program on the Mac that I already had tried (possibly even purchased it previously without realizing it) named Home Inventory. We both spent at least a couple of hours scanning or manually entering information for our movies.Īfter all of this was done I realized that it was time to start generating a complete home inventory database of everything (or nearly everything) that we own. I decided to open up Delicious Library and paid $15 to upgrade to the latest version. When we returned home my wife downloaded an app to her iPod for cataloging movies.
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While there we browsed the cheap movie section but we were reluctant to purchase for fear that we already owned them.
It can look-up product information using Amazon and automatically download product images, title, retail value, and other pieces of information.Ī week or two ago we decided to catalog all of our movies after a visit to Wal-Mart. Both versions support barcode scanning, which I’ve always done with the built-in iSight camera. The latest version (Delicious Library 2) includes more features and categories. It’s a well-designed commercial Mac program for cataloging movies, CDs, games, and books. I’ve had a copy of Delicious Library (version 1) for several years.
Now I have the data for our library in both programs and using an iOS program for Home Inventory I can also maintain and view a backup copy of the database on my iPhone. Delicious Library provides an export to CSV function and Home Inventory can import CSV files. The Short Version: I cataloged our movies with Delicious Library 2 but needed to replicate the data in Home Inventory.
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