I think you're making a confusion...

I just checked, and the zip file contains only the folder "Items" (with 732 MB of pictures).

After extracting the files again the items file appeared outside the MovieDbt folder I moved it inside the folder and it now works

Thanks for your help

John

I noticed the top one (Coollector Portable) this morning. I actually forgot about it until I saw the above post. File is attached. Is it one of yours?




* Added .zip extension for uploading purposes.

Top one is the same as mine but the bottom one is different view to mine

I have also noticed a few DVDs show a message we don't know any video of this movie

For example the movie Julie It has all the cast details etc but no DVD. The DVD is listed on IMDB

other movies are:-

Sun Valley Serenade,
Take Her Shes Mine,
Tea for Two,
Thank Your Lucky Stars,
This gun for Hire
We Dive at Dawn
Where Were You When The Lights Went Out
The Wooden Horse


Is this normal? or should there be an update to correct this?

Sorry to keep asking questions but I am impressed with the program and want to get the best results from it.

best regards
John

This file contains the list of all the pictures that have been changed during the last 3 months. It's the very first file that Coollector downloads everytime you launch the program and you're online. When you navigate the database and stumble on one of those pictures, it is re-downloaded.

The same way we are building the movie database, we are building the database of existing videos. It takes a lot of work, there are still many DVDs to process, but we're working on it.

Where do I put the image files on a Mac?

Oops, I forgot to add this information

The Mac location is "~/Library/Application Support/Coollector Movie Database/Images/MoviesDpt/".

Thank you very much for reporting this problem. I've corrected the page:

http://www.coollector.com/images.html#top

With OS X Lion, the "Library" folder is now hidden.

To find it, you'll have to use the "Go" menu of the Finder. The popdown of that menu still doesn't show the "Library" folder, until you hold down the option key to reveal it.

Would the 8 part image file be considered a complete database containing images as well as text.Is it up to date and would I have to delete anything before installing

regards Ron

Only the images. You already have all the database information on your computer, as it comes with the program.



Not really up to date, but it's a very good start. I'd say it has 80% of the movie posters.



Nothing to uninstall. It's the same as if you had downloaded the images by using the program.