GCstar 1.5.0beta1 – Manage your collection
Lets face it, the days of shelves bowing under the weight of DVD cases & CD’s is coming to an end, but even if for you its not, in the days of cheap online stores and what seems to be all year round “everything must go” type sales, most peoples collections are going to be rather large. Whilst GCstar won’t put all your CD’s into their correct boxes, nor will it put them in an alphabetical order on your shelves, what it will do is allow you to document your entire collection on a database. So why is this preferable to any other database package? I hear you ask. Well, if you fancy setting up your own fields with “genre”, “year” et al, then be my guest. Its already been done though with GCstar.
But GCstar is so much more than that, don’t want to type in all the details for each title you own? No problem, GCstar will search on-line databases and copy the data into your collection, saving you a considerable amount of time and being far more accurate than you when you are trying to keep your attention after entering your 1000th title.
Currently in version 1.5.0beta 1 (released on 19/07/09) GCstar has matured into an essential database package for all your collection needs.
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