Recommended DVD cataloging software?

[1commander]

I am looking for some software to catalog the file contents of DVDs, CDs, and so forth, so that I can search through them later. I found a few options, but they were pricey. What do people use here?

[buzzqw]

ant movie manager or extreme movie manager

BHH

[setarip_old]

This was previously discussed in the following thread:

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1054890#post1054890

[tekNerd]

My understanding of the request (http://www.snapfiles.com/Freeware/system/fwdiskcat.html)

Edit: I followed my own link and I am sticking with SI Cataloger for time being. I hope JDD (http://jdiskdigest.sourceforge.net/) will continue development and turn into the WhereIsIt? of opensource (a man can dream, right?)

[1commander]

Sorry if I wasn't clear, but I am not looking for movie cataloging software, but software that will allow me to search the file, folder, executables on discs - I do frequent backups, and it is tough getting them straight with over 500 dvds flying around with cryptic names on them.

[FrozenDog]

You could also try WhereIsIt? (http://www.whereisit-soft.com/).

[Shinigami-Sama]

build your own with a simple script and database?
take maybe 4 hours to build it and it'll do what ever you want it to do

thats my plan once I get myself a large enough collection

[Hard Core Rikki]

I looked before for capable file cataloguers, tried half a dozen good ones, ended up preferring insideCAT 4 (http://www.insidecat.biz/disk_cataloguer/disk_cataloguer.htm). very cool one

[webmastermarty]

Extreme movie manager all the way mate, deffinately.

[tekNerd]

Sorry if I wasn't clear, but I am not looking for movie cataloging software, but software that will allow me to search the file, folder, executables on discs - I do frequent backups, and it is tough getting them straight with over 500 dvds flying around with cryptic names on them.

Nothing good in my response?

[jeffy]

@tekNerd:Thank you, I am not the OP, but it's good to know something else and useful.