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License:	1 PC
Version:	Full version
Language:	English

Wondershare Media Library for Mac

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Wondershare Media Library for Mac is a professional DVD collector, DVD manager and DVD library for Mac users. It helps you to organize DVD and catalog DVD collections. It means you can build your own DVD library on Mac. What’s more, it could retrieve DVD info, details and reviews from Amazon automatically, enabling you to keep pace with the newest movies. Additionally, you are able to mark your DVD status as seen, haven't seen, bought, lent, etc., to make your movie time schedule.

Best bet to manage and catalog DVD collection orderly and easily

Mark DVD status to easily manage DVD and arrange movie time schedule
Sort DVDs into categories by actors, directors, years or genres automatically
Retrieve DVD info, details, reviews from Amazon
Keep track of DVDs, such as lending or borrowing information
Export DVD list as PDF for iPhone or printing to prevent duplicate purchase

Take full control of your DVDs

Build a visualized DVD library for both commercial and homemade DVDs on Mac.
You can know quickly which DVDs you own, how many of them, in case of duplicate purchases.
Automatically catalog your DVDs by Actors, Genres, Years, and Directors, to let you know your collections better.

Customizable DVD information

Just enter a movie titles to retrieve DVD info from the Internet, such as cover art, UPC, Release date, Genres, Actors, Director, etc.
You also can manually fill in DVD info, add your own ranking, and record who has borrowed the DVD.
You are allowed to mark DVD status such as having seen or not, lent or not, and bought or not, to keep track of the information. Each DVD status can be cataloged by a filter.