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Easy-to-use multi-platform disk cataloguing program supporting local or removable media - drives and folders. Uses XML files as a data storage. It was originally created in 2010 to catalogue software compilations (also called freeware compilations) and CDs distributed with computer magazines. It was later improved to support any kind of disk and folder. It can be used to catalogue fragile disks like CDs, floppies, external hard drives, usb sticks, memory cards which are easy to damage....

Data Crow is an open source collection manager for movies & video (DivX, MP4, MKV, etc.), TV series, books (and eBooks), images, board games, comic books, games & software, and music (MP3 and other audio files). Besides these built-in modules (which you can customise to fit your needs) you can create entirely new ones. Want to catalogue your stamps, equipment, wine, or anything else? Data Crow makes it possible. Your collection is accessible the way you prefer: as a stand-alone desktop...

If you have lots of pictures stored on your computer drive and you want to sort, comment and publish them easily, my PhotoDiary will help you. My PhotoDiary is a Web application which allows to publish and securely share your pictures with your relatives and friends. It is multilingual and currently translated into English, Spanish and French. Your pictures and comments will be your family diary: you want to keep them safely for tens of years and even more: my PhotoDiary only uses...

A simple, JavaFX-based movie database application *** Softpedia guarantees that MovieFX is 100% Clean, which means it does not contain any form of malware, including but not limited to: spyware, viruses, trojans and backdoors. *** Please report any bugs, or write your suggestions/requests to uurcnyldrm@hotmail.com

A simple java desktop application to manage your personal film collection.

This is s a media center that runs on arm based board. It will run media content locally and we will be able to access this media remotely. It's a final graduation project leaded by students of Polytechnic School of University of Sao Paulo (Brazil).