Who's got a DVD Aficionado account?

I do, and my collection can be seen at http://www.dvdaficionado.com/dvds.html?cat=1&id=akawalrus.

 

Cool. How was the "Back To The Future" 3DV? Very worth getting?

 

Absolutely! But I'm waiting on my correctly-framed versions from Universal.

 

Good man.

 

AKA, where do I need to send the BTTF 2 and 3 Discs for the exchange?


http://www.dvdaficionado.com/dvds.html?cat=1&id=camcrowe2000

 

What's up with that? Should I wait before I buy the set? Sam's has it for $34.95. I've been tempted, but if there's a problem....

 

Rudy, Universal goofed on the discs for Parts 2 and 3 and they arent the Original Aspect Ratio, I've heard you can mail the discs in, but I don't know the address or shipping instructions. As for the ones in stores now, I don't know for sure.

 

PJF2K: thanks! I would hope the DVDs would have been recalled and there are no more bad sets out there. I almost hate to take the chance. Then again, how would I know the correct ratio? If it were fullscreen (pan/scan), I'd be ticked. Otherwise...

 

Anyone have the address/telephone number to return the defective Back To The Future DVD's?

 

Rudy,

Here is a link to some info about the corrected BTTF discs.

Remastered Discs II and III

Michael,

Here is a link with the info for those of us who already have the incorrect versions.

Returning BTTF Discs

-Derek

 

Thanks Derek! Any chance of a US Toll Free Telephone Number? I'd like to call them.

 

I have an Aficionado account, but haven't updated it in about a year. I prefer DVD Profiler for cataloging my stuff. I like that it has a database that's local to my computer and has tons of custom report options.

My Collection...
http://www.dvdprofiler.com/mycollection.asp?alias=Eberling

 

My DVD collection is at http://www.dvdprofiler.com/mycollection.asp?alias=BradOBemidji

 

I like the looks of the DVD Profiler. What's the fee to keep your database on it?

 

DVD Profiler is free. You simply have to go to www.dvdprofiler.com and download their program, sign up for an account and enter your DVDs in the software. They do keep a database of UPC's so all you need to do is enter the UPC and see if it is in the database, if it isn't you have to enter it manually but sometimes when I upload, I have to upload the tables from the website onto my computer as the data is already in the DVD Profiler web database but just not updated in the program database yet. In other words, not perfect but the best as I tried DVD Aficionado but didn't like that database.

 

Thaks for the info, cb. What a cool site! Here's my collection:

http://www.dvdprofiler.com/mc.asp?alias=audiom3&type=O&sc=C&ls=A

 

With that kind of collection, I could see why you'd fall behind so much
WOW!

 

Cliff, you need to make it public.

Private Collection
This user has chosen to keep their online collection private.
If you are this user and would like to change this option, please visit the My Collection Options page and adjust the Visibility setting.

 

What a rookie! Done. Sorry 'bout that.

 

that's OK, you have quite a DVD collection.

 

I love the looks of DVD Profiler and the fact that they do keep a database of UPCs, images, etc.

 

Thanks, cbs. The scary part (at least for my wife), is that I had about a dozen titles in November '02. It's addicting collecting those damn things!

 

BTW, the UPCs of many of the most popular DVDs are in the DVD Profiler database.