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I love the Pedias and use all other than GamePedia. It seems to be taking forever to get an iOS app. Surely an app that allows us to simply export our libraries to our iPhones and iPads with no capabilities other than searching our own libraries can't be too difficult or intrude on anyone else's tur...

The -Pedias seem to be much faster under Leopard but unfortunately the widget fails--at least in my case. It worked perfectly under 10.4.10, but with 10.5 it dies when clicking on a title.

Any ideas?

Nora wrote:The widget issue is fixed. You can download DVDpedia again right now or wait for the official update later today or tomorrow.

Thanks, Nora. I just did the 4.0.6 update and all is well again in Mudville.

I removed the widget by hand but nothing changed. There are no associated entries in the console log. I also booted in safe mode with no change. I should add that my wife's MacBook has identical symptoms to my MacBook Pro (Santa Rosa). Both are running OS 10.4.10. The only thing that might be slight...

I share your problem, and I don't think there's an easy solution, at least none that I've learned. I archive my ebooks and audiobooks to optical media--CDs for ebooks and DVDs for audiobooks. I then catalog the ebooks using CDFinder (a simple drag and drop process) and manually enter the audiobooks ...

Hmmm, now things are even more weird. The version included with 4.0.4 fails to find any of my entries. Reinstalling version 1.4 allows me to find my pre-4.0 entries but nothing after. Is there a way to force the new AmazonPedia version to detect the entire list? Thanks for the fast response, Conor.

AmazonPedia finds all my pre 4.0 -Pedia entries, but nothing entered since the 4.0 upgrade. Is an upgrade for AmazonPedia 1.4 likely in the near future? I hope so as this is a great tool and one that I use several times daily. BTW, the upgrade is super, especially for those with large libraries. Tha...