Coveting

I have a ton of stuff, but it's very particular stuff, mostly limited to books, CDs, and movies.  And I have a ton of all three.

For years I've been thinking in the back of my head that I need to get a database started of - at the very least - all of my movies so that when I'm in a store I know if I've already got such and such on DVD.  I started this all by hand (!) a million years ago, but I haven't updated in in like four years.  You can see this partial list here.

I was thinking that I would use my All Consuming profile to do this, but I'm weirdly anal about things and since I've actually not seen several of the movies I own, I hate to list them there.  Plus, I've recently started a Natuba page (Natuba is a service that lets you add all of your feeds to one central location.  Mine's here and currently lists my posts on Vox, the images I upload to my Flickr account, the books I'm reading on All Consuming, all of my Twitters, and my Netflix Ship/Receive feed, though they don't have dates in their feeds, so the items are being posted in 1969 and not being listed as they should.  I reported it to Netflix and a developer said he'd look into it) and didn't want to flood my feed with 400 or so DVDs.

I did a search last night and found Collectorz which has software specifically so you can create a database of things like books, movies, and music.  The best part is that they have a barcode scanner so you don't manually have to type anything in, just scan the barcodes on the products.

Right now, they have a special Labor Day package where you can the software for books, movies, and music plus the scanner, tech support, and CD backups for $209.95.

I'm pretty sure that not having to scan all my movies or my books alone would be worth it, but I was wondering if anyone has tried this before.  Was it worth the money?  Am I being a sucker to spend this much money on something like this?

Update: I gave in and ordered the Labor Day package.  I've never been good at self-restraint.