Opinions and experiences with 2257 softwares??

Bill · 2007-04-05, 05:14 PM

I was wondering who has experience with the various packages of 2257 software?

Not the commercial grade stuff for sponsors and producers, the kind of thing that's meant for secondary publishers like most of us.

The way I see it, the ideal software would have some ability to scan a domain and find the jpgs and gifs there, then build a database listing all the images it found on a domain, then give you the ability to review and edit and annotate that database.

Is there anything that does that?

Is there anything that does something useful that an ordinary spreadsheet program wouldn't do just as well?

Linkster · 2007-04-05, 05:59 PM

Bill - unfortunately none of the 2257 software out there is compliant with the new record-keeping requirements instilled by the Adam Walsh bill in 2006 - its as if they thought it would dissapear based on the FSC fighting against the CFR75.1 record keeping requirements which are totally different - heck for that matter the way I read the Walsh bill there is no such thing as a secondary producer - all involved are just producers

Bill · 2007-04-07, 04:46 PM

I guess I'm a little surprized that there was so little reponse to this.

Am I the only one here with tens of thousands of images that would need to be databased somehow?

How are you folks planning on handling this business problem?

I was thinking of buying a cheapie laptop to use as a dedicated 2257 database station, but what software to use is still a puzzle.

What advantages would there be to buying a dedictaed 2257 script, as opposed to just using a cheap database program?

Sarah_Jayne · 2007-04-10, 06:54 AM

Somebody gave me a program a couple years ago but it is also out of date at this point.

Tommy · 2007-04-10, 10:42 AM

Chop has a decent one
http://refer.ccbill.com/cgi-bin/clic...0015&PA=980739

Jim · 2007-04-10, 10:56 AM

I have been looking around too Bill. None of them seem to be compliant with the latest issues. But, a few of them seem really expensive. It looks like any database software will do the same thing.

tickler · 2007-04-11, 10:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jim

It looks like any database software will do the same thing.

Maybe I'll go back to work on a relational Access DB that I started working on.

Useless · 2007-04-11, 10:30 AM

In which way are the currently available softwares non-compliant?

Sarah_Jayne · 2007-04-11, 09:46 AM

The prices were set when the initial panic happened and people were willing to pay because they were afraid.

2007-04-05, 05:14 PM	#1
Bill Selling porn allows me to stay in a constant state of Bliss - ain't that a trip! Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,914	Opinions and experiences with 2257 softwares?? I was wondering who has experience with the various packages of 2257 software? Not the commercial grade stuff for sponsors and producers, the kind of thing that's meant for secondary publishers like most of us. The way I see it, the ideal software would have some ability to scan a domain and find the jpgs and gifs there, then build a database listing all the images it found on a domain, then give you the ability to review and edit and annotate that database. Is there anything that does that? Is there anything that does something useful that an ordinary spreadsheet program wouldn't do just as well?

2007-04-05, 05:59 PM	#2
Linkster NO! Im not a female - but being a dragon, I do eat them. Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Sex Delta Posts: 5,084	Bill - unfortunately none of the 2257 software out there is compliant with the new record-keeping requirements instilled by the Adam Walsh bill in 2006 - its as if they thought it would dissapear based on the FSC fighting against the CFR75.1 record keeping requirements which are totally different - heck for that matter the way I read the Walsh bill there is no such thing as a secondary producer - all involved are just producers __________________ Pussy Chompers Porn Links NSCash

2007-04-10, 06:54 AM	#4
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2007-04-10, 10:42 AM	#5
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2007-04-11, 10:30 AM	#8
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2007-04-07, 04:46 PM	#3
Bill Selling porn allows me to stay in a constant state of Bliss - ain't that a trip! Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,914	I guess I'm a little surprized that there was so little reponse to this. Am I the only one here with tens of thousands of images that would need to be databased somehow? How are you folks planning on handling this business problem? I was thinking of buying a cheapie laptop to use as a dedicated 2257 database station, but what software to use is still a puzzle. What advantages would there be to buying a dedictaed 2257 script, as opposed to just using a cheap database program?

2007-04-10, 10:56 AM	#6
Jim Banned Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Mohawk, New York Posts: 19,477	I have been looking around too Bill. None of them seem to be compliant with the latest issues. But, a few of them seem really expensive. It looks like any database software will do the same thing.

2007-04-11, 09:46 AM	#9
Sarah_Jayne I hustle for Hustler Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Los Angeles, California Posts: 526	The prices were set when the initial panic happened and people were willing to pay because they were afraid. __________________ HustlerCash.com Affiliate Manager ICQ: 232834291 \| Skype: sjayne76