Hi,
I've tried the app for Android called Movielicious. Do NOT buy this app. It's hard to convert a DVD Profiler db and it takes a lot of time to do it and it's poorly done. Plus, the support is very bad.

After that I tried kitarolivier's app and it is the best so far. The current version is good and easy to convert and to copy the db to your Android.

I don't know if it's already been talked here but this week I tried something which worked just great for me. I'm still using kitarolivier app but this solution is very simple and can be used if you don't want to connect your tab/phone to your pc and install the plugin, etc. Or even if kitarolivier's app isn't compatible with your device. Plus, it's compatible with Windows Phone and iOS. This is useful for those who just want a simple list of their DVDs to check once in a while. If you want more "eye-candy" please use kitarolivier's one.

Enough said...

The app is called Pocket and is available for Android, Windows Phone and iOS.
This app allows you to download a website into your smartphone/tablet and watch it offline.
Now you are probably wondering why should you use it...well it's very simple!
Everyone who has an Invelos account has (or should have) an online website given by Invelos who has to be synchronized with your Desktop version and so you can check your list wherever you are.
What I did was...downloading the Invelos page of my collection using Pocket. As simple as that. If I want to search for a film I just use the option 'Find in page" in Chrome.

This is what Invelos's page seems like:
http://www.invelos.com/dvdcollection.aspx/renavspainatal

Download for Android
Download for iOS
For Blackberry
For S60
For Windows Phone

(Only tested on Android so far)

Quoting F1Database:

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Sounds really good, but im having trouble. I can store it in this app, but when i want to view my favourites or archieves, it says that you need a internet connection. And i havent found any option were i can store to view offline or even find the webpage when offline.

Hi,

I'll try to explain you what I've done under my Nexus 7 (Android 4.1.2).
Install Pocket from the Play Store, open it and create an account.
Open Chrome and open the Website you want.
Press the 3 vertical dots on the top right of the screen.
Choose Share and then, Add to Pocket.
Wait until you see a message saying "Saved".
Open Pocket and should see it there.
If you don't see it try to choose "Home" (press"pocket" on the top left).