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otherwise i have to add then navigate in the BIG folder to find it and then add do DVDpedia.. and when you add maybe 5-10 movies at one time and finder wont keep the selection you get crazy :) In addition to what Nora suggested, maybe you can create a Smart Folder in Finder that matches a smaller s...

Conor wrote:The sync still works with the current version 5.

Still works flawlessly for me, impressively surviving OS X and iOS updates.

seca999 wrote:Could you please post the link so I can return to version 4.6.8 of cdpedia without problems.

http://www.bruji.com/cdpedia/cdpedia4.6.8.dmg

I'm not sure if there's a single page where you can download older versions of any 'pedia software from.

In case anyone's interested, here are a bunch of other methods for accessing the hidden ~/Library folder on Lion:

18 ways to view the ~/Library folder in Lion | Macworld

If you happen to live in State which Amazon will not allow yo to sign up you waste money on upgrade But can you sign up for Amazon Web Service account? You don't need to sign up for the Affiliate Program. The two are separate, as described in: Bruji News » Blog Archive » The new Amazon Search Also,...

I cannot get an associate ID since I live in NC. Should be possible to obtain an Amazon Web Services account (for the Access Key and Secret Key under v5 Preferences > Sites > Amazon Settings) in NC. You can use any Associate ID (for the Associate Tag); it doesn't have to be your own. It won't even ...

From DVDpedia - What's new? : Custom field names can now be changed in the Preferences > Fields tab, removing clutter from Preferences > General. Just double-click the custom field name in the "Fields" list and enter your new title. Mousing over a custom field title in the list will reveal...

I originally mentioned this in another post : One advantage is multi-valued Genre fields that used to be treated like a single comma separated value are now split into individual values. For example, "Comedy, Drama, Romance" becomes "Comedy" "Drama" "Romance"....

…, but regarding DVDpedia I was much more comfortable having problems with the very few movies that counted with more than one director than now having hundreds of movies by "Robert" without a last name (as I have always listed them alphabetically this way: "Last Name, First Name&quo...

cwise wrote:I cannot get an associate ID since I live in NC.

Should be possible to obtain an Amazon Web Services account (for the Access Key and Secret Key under v5 Preferences > Sites > Amazon Settings) in NC. You can use any Associate ID (for the Associate Tag); it doesn't have to be your own.

Thanks for the explanation, Nora.

Are any other changes in this new beta and are they mentioned somewhere I've overlooked? That'll help me decide if it's worthwhile to download and test. Thanks.

jtk21 wrote:You've really screwed up a perfectly good Amazon search system in v.4.

How so? Amazon searching works just fine for me after AWS activation.

Before throwing blame around, do you realize that Amazon has made changes that Bruji is doing its best to adapt the 'podia software for?

I was noticing floods of console messages like this since upgrading to DVDpedia 5.0: Nov 9 10:55:14 aura DVDpedia[20802]: CoreData: error: (External Records Support): symlink from path /Users/sjk/Library/Application Support/DVDpedia/Database.dvdpd to path /Users/sjk/Library/Caches/Metadata/CoreData/...

This article also explains the new behavior that Nora mentioned: Bruji News » Blog Archive » Are There Any Commas Out There? Using only DVDpedia, I haven't noticed any drastic side effects of this since upgrading but might not fully understand it yet. One advantage is multi-valued Genre fields that ...