No this is the site. You’ll also find that in addition to having the Sleeve condition column, it also allows you to sort by the date the item was added. Although it doesn’t have the Min/Median/Max like the other oneIs this the app? If it is, I really don't know as I don't use it. Even on my phone I just use the website.
It would be nice as long as it's not required like eBay. It's so much easier to list on Discogs because you don't have to take a bunch of pictures.Anyone else wish that instead of screwing around with shipping they added a way to put pictures up of the album your selling? Like an Ebay page?
Not that I want to take a ton of pictures but it would be nice to have the ability on the site as opposed to sending someone a drive link when they ask for pictures.
It would be nice as long as it's not required like eBay. It's so much easier to list on Discogs because you don't have to take a bunch of pictures.
File a ticket to discogs, it’s probably a glitchMust just be me then.
I did find my export and it does have my notes, so I'll just have to added them back.
I usually put in the notes that pics are available upon request. Then you can link to imgur or just email.I agree. I would use it for the higher priced stuff and then when asked. Seems to me that it would be an easy thing to implement as they already have a picture system for releases.
Example view from the site, "Collection":
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In my past experience bar code scanners aren't very accurate because multiple version could have the same sleeve and barcode.Apologies if this has already been addressed in the previous 32 pages...
I want to list maybe a hundred LPs for sale on Discogs, and am wondering if anyone here has found a bar code scanner that interfaces well with the Discogs site for faster and more accurate listings? I use an iPhone and Mac Mini, if that makes any difference.
Thanks!
You should be able to scan barcodes with your iPhone if you have the app downloaded. The only issue is, as @dbarila stated, sometimes the barcode will pull up multiple copies and you may have to still check it against the runout matrix Or other Identifiers. It can be helpful in narrowing things down a bit.Apologies if this has already been addressed in the previous 32 pages...
I want to list maybe a hundred LPs for sale on Discogs, and am wondering if anyone here has found a bar code scanner that interfaces well with the Discogs site for faster and more accurate listings? I use an iPhone and Mac Mini, if that makes any difference.
Thanks!
I always scan first. It definitely saves time especially with newer releases that don’t have a ton of variants.Thanks, guys. I understand the bar code variant issue, but it still would be a lot faster than drunkenly typing it all in myself...
I'll give it a shot and report back if I have more questions.
Thanks, guys. I understand the bar code variant issue, but it still would be a lot faster than drunkenly typing it all in myself...
I'll give it a shot and report back if I have more questions.
I use the Discographic app and have no problem searching via a barcode scan on my iPhone.
I had an order placed over the weekend that I shipped but looking back it seems kind of suspicious. The buyer asked for some pictures (the email was kind of broken English but hey, I'm not going to judge). They paid via PayPal and I shipped it out. The address seems to be in a business Park which is a bit strange. Now also on another message board that I listed the record on months ago I had message from a new user that almost seems like it came from a bit asking about the same record. Think it's anything to worry about?