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Once again, it is only fair if you do not like our service, our software, or us in general, but it would only be fair if you either do not put forward the arguments you do, or keep them to what is the facts.

Best regards,

Brian Binnerup
My Movies

This is the second time that I'm aware of that you've intruded into these forums and plugged your software. If I were an Admin you'd be banned post-haste.

Compared to invelos your company is a large operation and your software costs $100...FACTS. I stated no lies here.

Go peddle your wares somewhere else.

he is not peddling his wares. He is correcting your statements. If you don't want him to comment then don't make comments about the software yourself.

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The DVD Profiler Collection Management program is also free.  Profiler only costs $29.95 if you want to use all the features.

It is highly limited beyond 50 titles, and who wants to maintain a collection of thumbnail images? That is what I would call a trial. You also have a fully functional version of My Movies for iPhone, iPad, Android and Mac OS X that is fully free but limited to 50 titles.

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10 built in filters ($70 for the same in My Movies - 7 filters x 250 points each @ $1 per 25 points)

Correct, you can only create a limited amount of stored filters in My Movies Collection Management in the free version, which is the only limitation in the full free version - this limitation is there as it is part of the My Movies for Windows Media Center feature set as well. However, compare that single limitation to the list of limitations in DVD Profilers "trial".

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Online Collection ($20 to $60 for the same in My Movies - 500 to 1,500 points @ $1 per 25 points)

Incorrect. The My Movies Online Collection in it's new (http://oc.mymovies.dk/demonstration) version is not in any way limited - it comes for free with all applications - fully. You are correct that there until the new version of this were a limitation of cover resolutions, which we removed, and again not fair to compare, as DVD Profiler's online collection only have thumbnails.

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Upload of unlimited personal tites for use in online collection, iPhone and iPad ($100 for the same in My Movies - 2500 points)

Partly correct. Personal titles are vacation videos, wedding videos and other things that are not allowed contributed to the online service - from what I know DVD Profiler does not have an option to upload these. You can from the iPhone, iPad and Android versions create all of these that you would like, and synchronize with the Collection Management program, you just cannot from the free version upload these, to avoid the enourmous data storage.

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As you can see, it seems you would have to spend $100 in My Movies to get the 3 similar features that come standard in Profiler.

You have the filter limitation as the single thing remaining. You can however realtime filter all you want - you just cannot store more than 3.

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Maybe it's just me, but I don't find pretending to care any better than not pretending to care. 

It depends on the way we pretend to care, does it not?

- While DVD Profiler promised an Android version, it have never been delivered. Our Android application is updated with new features at least four times a year.

- An iOS version have been created, and many, many, many reviews complains about continues crashes, yet it have not been updated for more than a year, it have not been updated for new iPad graphics and so on. Try to compare the ratings of the applications as well.

- How much feedback do you feel you get from DVD Profiler, where the author does not care to respond to the status or anything? Do you even know if an Android application is ever coming? Since the announcement that one was in development, the Android OS have changed it's interface fully, tablets have come forward with different interface as well. If an Android application ever comes forward, do you honestly believe that it will be kept up to date with a rapid moving platform such as Android, now that no one have cared for bugs on iOS for a year?

Best regards,

Brian Binnerup
My Movies

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Once again, it is only fair if you do not like our service, our software, or us in general, but it would only be fair if you either do not put forward the arguments you do, or keep them to what is the facts.

Best regards,

Brian Binnerup
My Movies

This is the second time that I'm aware of that you've intruded into these forums and plugged your software. If I were an Admin you'd be banned post-haste.

Compared to invelos your company is a large operation and your software costs $100...FACTS. I stated no lies here.

Go peddle your wares somewhere else.

He's not an intruder. He's been a member since 2007. And if KEN allows it, so be it.
When did you become the enforcer? 

Where did I state I was an enforcer, an Admin, or anything of the sort? Get your facts straight . I stated "IF I was an Admin I'd ban him", and YES he is peddling his software in a competitors forum which is strickly forbidden and a banable offense.

Not one thing in my post to ex-DVDP user sdahri was untrue...NOT ONE THING. For the same functions that DVDP has at $29.99, the competitor's costs $100.

It's funny that everytime a "former" DVD Profiler user posts his goodbyes here...Binnerup comes to the rescue and starts in on his sales pitch.
It's not like I go over to the My Movie forums and advertise DVD Profiler.

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It is highly limited beyond 50 titles, and who wants to maintain a collection of thumbnail images? That is what I would call a trial. You also have a fully functional version of My Movies for iPhone, iPad, Android and Mac OS X that is fully free but limited to 50 titles.

First, what you would call it is not relevant as the fact remains, the Collection Program is free.  You may feel that it is an inferior program, which is fine, but that doesn't change the fact that it is FREE.

Second,  there is no limit to the number of titles you can have in the free version...I just installed the free version on my laptop and imported all 1500 titles that I own.  Can I do everything I can with the paid version?  No, but it will track my collection and, honestly, what more should I expect for free?

Third, what is this "collection of thumbnail images" you are talking about?  The cover images, in the free version of Profiler, are 300 x 700 pixels.  While they are not high res images, they are not thumbnails.

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It depends on the way we pretend to care, does it not?

No, it does not.  In fact, pretending to care...acting so as to make it appear that something is the case when in fact it is not...is, in my opinion, worse than not pretending to care.  You both don't care but, at least the person who is not pretending is being honest about it.

In addition, when it comes right down to it, while I do think good customer service is important, it is secondary to a quality product that gives me value for my hard earned dollar.  You can pretend to care all you want, but if I can get the same functionality for less, from the guy who doesn't pretend, I am going with the guy who doesn't pretend.  But that's just me.

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He's not an intruder. He's been a member since 2007. And if KEN allows it, so be it.
When did you become the enforcer? 

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Where did I state I was an enforcer, an Admin, or anything of the sort? Get your facts straight . I stated "IF I was an Admin I'd ban him", and YES he is peddling his software in a competitors forum which is strickly forbidden and a banable offense.

  You have never stated it, yet you sure as hell act the part. You act like you actually have authority to do something. The reality of the situation is you have zero authority more than anyone else on this board other than Ken and the Moderators.  Deal With It!

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It's funny that everytime a "former" DVD Profiler user posts his goodbyes here...Binnerup comes to the rescue and starts in on his sales pitch.

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This is the second time that I'm aware of that you've intruded into these forums and plugged your software. If I were an Admin you'd be banned post-haste.

  Can I ask a question?  Which is it? "Every time" or "...the second time...' (meaning TWO whole times!) this has happened?  If you go back a few posts, up until this last batch, Binnerup posted 4 (four) times in 5 years.

  Personally, I've tried his program and found it lacking.

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Personally, I've tried his program and found it lacking.

If you have the time for it, we would love the feedback of this either on our forums or on our support e-mail ([email protected]). Thank you.

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With the paid version of DVD Profiler, you can create and upload, to your online collection, as many personal titles...called 'Manual Profiles' in Profiler...as you like.

This is news to me, however, you can do this as well from our applications for iOS, Android and Mac OS X.

You can't from the free Collection Management application for Windows, similar to how you can't from the "free" DVD Profiler application.

If you create the titles from iOS, Android or Mac OS X, you can however edit and use these from the Collection Management program, also in the free version.

It is surely something we can consider if this should be different on the points requirement.

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According to this page:

http://www.invelos.com/dvdpro/Registration.aspx

It says "High resolution cover images", "Not included".

Resolution has to do with image quality, not image size.  As I said, the images are 300 x 700, though low resolution.

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Pretend was perhaps an incorrect word here, sorry for that.

No worries.  If you actually care, and show it, you are doing the right thing.  This is the one area where I wish Ken did a better job.  I know he cares, I just wish he was better at showing it.

Thanks, by the way, for the civil discussion.