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DVDxml.com Windows Client

Contributed By

Matthew Kleinwaks

Author Website

http://www.zerosandtheone.com

Description

Windows client for API enabled accounts. Allows you to automate downloading DVDID information for your movies from DVDxml.com. This application is free for all members.

Requirements:
Windows XP SP2 and up
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Filesize

713.09 kb

Date

Wednesday 29 April 2009 - 11:56:04

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Rating

9.3 - 8 votes

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bokbok99 @ Jul 23 : 19:49

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I installed the clinet...entered my credentials but they fail the test.....
bokbok99

Hal9000 @ Nov 06 : 16:05

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When I clicked the TEST button Mine Also failed, however so far the program seems to be working properly.

davidb012 @ Aug 07 : 20:20

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I am having the same issue.

oxidize @ Aug 16 : 15:42

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Same here :( Tried on a few different machines.

IcarianVX @ Aug 16 : 19:16

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Me too. Does it take awhile for the registration to kick in?

oxidize @ Aug 17 : 11:45

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Just found out you have to buy an API Membership for this to work :(

wantoniak @ Sep 27 : 23:50

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1.1 works very well - 10 stars for sure!! money well spent

ExpLiciTSainT @ Oct 27 : 02:31

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It didn't take my credentials, what do I do???

Dexsure @ Dec 27 : 21:34

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1.1 is very enjoyable to use and works without a hitch.

One request I have is to add the ability to edit or make your own dvdid.xml files and add or change the image.

This would be for Made for TV movies and dvdid.xml files not on record.

Thanks for the great program!

malckier @ Mar 14 : 11:54

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$20? Are you serious? Sorry, no.

Tim @ Mar 15 : 13:04

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Yes. You can still manually download XML files for free. But if you wish to automate the process for convenience, $20 is a fair cost. It's not for everyone and looks like it's not for you. That's fine, you may continue doing it manually for free.

ItsAllGood002 @ Mar 28 : 14:43

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Can't try before you buy? FORGET THAT.

elkor @ Mar 28 : 19:43

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For $10 i would register and there really should be some sort of trail.

wrenchmonkey @ Apr 09 : 14:27

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Hmm, I'm not going to pay for a program that I can't even test...

AndieFunk @ Apr 10 : 07:32

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After Installing the program I had to Manually set it to run as administrator to get it to run in Windows 7 64-Bit.

CowboysFanInAZ @ Apr 18 : 17:26

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Downloaded and installed the file. Paid for the API access. Unable to edit the metadeta. Isn't it possible to edit the metadata (cover art, file details) within the application?

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Downfal1

Jul 26 : 01:40

omg

Tim

Jul 11 : 12:30

gimdo, the windows client works with just about any type of digital movie. Including blu-ray and MKV.

gimdo

Jul 11 : 06:27

Can you use the windows client to automaticly download info for Blu-Ray and MKV backups or just for DVDs ?

Ghostwheel

Jul 10 : 22:54

bbuck283...

In the future please make any requests via the forum.

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http://www.dvdxml.com/download/view.php?xml_id=89170

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Jul 04 : 12:39

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