Sort It Apps Pro Upgrade for USD $1.99 Per Mobile Platform for 33 Apps - Android, iPhone & iPad, Normally $38.99

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snuke on 06/05/2017 - 09:56 sortitapps.com (278 clicks)
Last edited 06/05/2017 - 11:30

I got the basic Movie App years ago to take note of my Movie collection on Blu Ray and DVD, but didn't upgrade to Pro as the cost was too high for me at $9.99 and found another app that they also develop that was cheaper that would achieve the same things.
Today I received an email offering to upgrade to Pro for all 33 app in the collection for USD $1.99 per mobile platform.

On iOS it is Au $9.99 per app to upgrade, or a group of 4 for $22.99., or complete collection $38.99 For Android it is $7.99 -$8.66 per app upgrade, I can't see a collection offered.

Once paid, you simply input your username, and it's unlocked. They then supply a
I suggest you create your account first to have your username ready - https://www.sortitapps.com/
If you forget to do that, you will need to go back to the this url to enter your username - https://www.sortitapps.com/app/payments/success.php

Full collection includes Pro versions of:

Action Figures

Alcohol

Art

Board Games

Bobble Heads

Books

Coins

Comic Books

Currency

Dolls and Barbies

Funko - POP!, Fabrikations, ReAction, and more

Guns and Ammo

Knives and Swords

LEGO

Magazines

Model Planes

Model Trains

Movies

Music and Albums

Ornaments

Pez

Pins - Disney, Olympics, and more

Playmobil

Plush, Beanie Babies, and Tsum Tsums

Puzzles

Shoes, Sneakers, and Kicks

Snow Globes

Stamps

Star Wars

Toy Cars, Hot Wheels, and Diecast Models

Video Games

Watches

Wine

iOS full collection page - https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/collectors-movies-games-book…
Android list of all apps - https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Sort+It!+App…

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  [Deactivated] on 06/05/2017 - 11:19

  Why not just use Plex?

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    snuke on 06/05/2017 - 11:36

    Plex is a media server and then a client side player, not even remotely similar to any of these apps.
    The one I used was the Movie collection, it is for adding Blu Rays and DVDs you own for indexing, so you know what you have in your collection. I found it helpful to stop me from buying the same movie twice as I would forget if I actually purchased it in the past. You can add all of these by scanning the barcodes on the cases.

    I guess if you then rip your movies into a digital format and have them added to your Plex Media Server, then it could be a similar result, but that is still a completely different path to take.

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      [Deactivated] on 06/05/2017 - 11:52

      Oh right, so it's for keeping track of hard copy goods. That would explain why there is also an option for alcohol. That's actually a pretty cool program but it's not for me!

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  royale on 06/05/2017 - 12:10

  Hi Op,
  I have digitised all my DVD/BD.
  Would the desktop software scan digital contents to create an initial catalogue?
  i.e. So I don't have to manually scan one by one all the physical items.

  I used to use mymovies, which had the capability to scan folders and match their online catalogue.

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    royale on 06/05/2017 - 12:42

    Before anyone recommends plex again. I need a catalogue only without a dedicated medi server turned on all the time. Already have a streaming solution on NAS.

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      snuke on 06/05/2017 - 14:46

      Just tested it on the Mac, and no, still need to scan or add manually.
      What are you using on the NAS?

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        royale on 06/05/2017 - 15:12

        Thanks.
        Twonky on MyBookLive. Bought a licensed Twonky and manually upgraded the stock Twonky. So far so good.

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        snuke on 06/05/2017 - 18:29

        @royale:

        OK, so not an indexer/scraper, just a DLNA server, which can't help for this purpose.

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  royale on 06/05/2017 - 12:20

  For complete app list on Android. Type the following on Google Play search bar:

  pub:Sort It! Apps

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  OverburdenedWarrior on 06/05/2017 - 13:03

  It worked perfectly, cheers OP!