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I has a question fer yas...
Ok, so Movies Anywhere, despite being useful, is also a major pain in the ass. It makes browsing site-only movies (stuff you bought on a particular site that doesn't propagate to others) virtually impossible. More than once I've bought a movie, only to panic and think that maybe I already had it on Google, Amazon or iTunes, but had forgotten. Out of sight, out of mind.
So I'm curious, does anyone know of either a website or software that keeps track of your digital collections, allowing you to browse either everything, or individual services (just the stuff exclusive to a service), with maybe a notation of which services you own a specific title on, if it's on more than one? Damn, would that ever be useful!
PS. I'm getting really pissed at the treatment UV is getting from Google, Amazon and iTunes. They completely ignore UV, but as soon as MA comes along they all drop their pants and present the lube on a silver platter. I wish, at least, that MA would just buy/absorb UV and get it over with, if that's the only option.
In the US UV us down to just Vudu and Fandango Now, and the latter's setup for browsing your library absolutely sucks.
Ok, so Movies Anywhere, despite being useful, is also a major pain in the ass. It makes browsing site-only movies (stuff you bought on a particular site that doesn't propagate to others) virtually impossible. More than once I've bought a movie, only to panic and think that maybe I already had it on Google, Amazon or iTunes, but had forgotten. Out of sight, out of mind.
So I'm curious, does anyone know of either a website or software that keeps track of your digital collections, allowing you to browse either everything, or individual services (just the stuff exclusive to a service), with maybe a notation of which services you own a specific title on, if it's on more than one? Damn, would that ever be useful!
PS. I'm getting really pissed at the treatment UV is getting from Google, Amazon and iTunes. They completely ignore UV, but as soon as MA comes along they all drop their pants and present the lube on a silver platter. I wish, at least, that MA would just buy/absorb UV and get it over with, if that's the only option.
In the US UV us down to just Vudu and Fandango Now, and the latter's setup for browsing your library absolutely sucks.