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Manage your movie collection: User interface translated in about 30 languages. Can store catalog in two file format: its own binary format or XML. Import information from Internet (using scripts); by default it includes scripts for IMDB (US), DVDFR (FR), Allociné (FR) and lots of others. User-customizable links to do a search on movie websites. Information importation from various media files (audio & video codec, bitrates, resolution, framerate, size).

...There are lots of duplicates and I want to extract a unique set from the larger set. That is what dupless does. Written in Java, using sqlite, it is some simple code that solves the duplicate file problem. All of the code is contained in the .jar file, both source and binary. Currently it writes scripts for use on Linux or Windows. See the Wiki or the README.txt in the .jar file for more information.

Lazy File Sorter will check files by their extension and move or copy them into their specified output folder. Lazy File Sorter was written in java and works on linux and windows. ATTENTION MAC USERS: This program has not been tested on a mac. Please report your experiences good or bad to help improve this project. The binary in the /bin/Linux folder contains a platform independent jar file that should work on macs.

Bulk File Management. C# .NET local file system deduplication and name management utility.

A set of command line tools for indexing CD/DVD media: cdindex is for indexing, cdfind - for search (similar to Unix find) and cdbrowse is a "plugin" for MC allowing to browse the database. Data are stored in a special binary format.

Farben is a Java-based universal binary file reader and writer. Easily view binary files hierarchically. Edit embedded file metadata in a variety of formats. Identify orphaned files. A wide variety of file formats will be included.

Klang is a project that allows viewing and editing of binary files in a structured way. Unlike traditional hex editors, Klang provides a hierarchical view of many binary file types that can be 'chunked', such as WAV and AIFF.