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• Scenes where a non-actress joins in on the fun 1/23/2010 4:14:40 AM
  
  I have a Khan Tusion scene somewhere in my archives where a friend of the actress is attending the shoot and Khan Tusion is giving her a hard time throughout the scene. Eventually, she joins in and Tusion starts commenting about how he might pay her for scenes in the future if her acne clears up lol. The whole thing was rather comical and very hot at the same time. I wanna say that Brandon Iron was the male talent but I can't be certain.

• ISO DVD Catalog Software that Uses IAFD Info 1/22/2010 5:34:11 PM
  
  Mr. Burns, I can tell this must be a sensitive topic since with all due respect, you jumped to the conclusion that I was asking for it free. What I actually asked is if it could be "made available" to the public. Believe me, when I pay $40+ for a disc (and usually around $300 is my total spend every time I visit a shop), I would happily pay the $30 to $40 these DVD catalog software packages sell for. Moreover, I've invested a great deal of time searching and testing software to see what it can pull down as far as adult info goes (and did find one company that's decent actually) but the 20+ hours I spent doing my research could have been spent much more enjoyably watching porn or helping a girl pay some college debt. I did say CSV ...

• ISO DVD Catalog Software that Uses IAFD Info 1/22/2010 5:38 AM
  
  Thanks for the reply. The software you referenced actually looks pretty slick...too bad a Windows version is not available. From what I could tell without actually running it, that particular DVD cataloging package is head and shoulders above the 10 to 15 organizers I looked at....at least your data is being packaged in a nice home!! Is there any chance CSV files of titles and actress filmographies could be exported and made available to the public for import into any old DVD cataloging software? I'm afraid my adult DVD collection is close to numbering around 1,000 so any efficiencies compared to keying the info I can pick up by using someone's existing data would be much appreciated!! Incidentally, I've been involved in some retail manufac...

• Recommended video converter? (m4v to avi) 1/20/2010 3:30:20 AM
  
  Oops! I could have sworn there was a Mac version. Like I said, I tried so many of these things I guess I got confused which converters came in the Mac variety! Sorry about that! But, before I found the converter in my previous post, I used any-video-converter with a fair bit of success (but it did hang up once in a while). This tool definitely comes in a mac version :)) I realize the question has been answered but one thing I've found is that having a few conversion options seems to be the best approach as you never know when one may fail and an alternative is needed. http://www.any-video-converter.com/products/mac_video_converter_freeware/

• ISO DVD Catalog Software that Uses IAFD Info 1/19/2010 9:05:58 PM
  
  Are you guys aware of the best and most efficient DVD Cataloging Software that utilizes IAFD info? I've tried Movienizer but it seems like trying to input my DVD collection and populate it with detailed information will be quite a chore. I've likewise tried Personal Video Database and All My Movies neither of which appear to be the answer. I think the optimal solution would be a DVD cataloging software specifically designed for adult movies (the ones I mentioned are all purpose with adult movies included among all other genres). If you are aware of such a software package, I'd love to know about it. Additionally, any chance that UPCs will be added to the IAFD or is it too late to back fill the large population of records? Thanks again.

• Recommended video converter? (m4v to avi) 1/19/2010 8:38:22 PM
  
  I have a high-def camcorder which saves footage in a hard-to-play format. After seriously tons of research, I've found that the iWisoft Free Video Converter seems to be able to handle the most file types (including m4V to avi) and converts with lightning speed. This converter was at least 1 hex faster than the next best I found (and I tested around 20 or so). You'll find the download at http://www.easy-video-converter.com/ It even converts FLVs and has an option to join a number of files into one upon conversion so I'm finding myself stringing trailers together into longer, more meaningful files. I highly recommend.