Search Results for "database management systems"

VideOrasis is targeted for dvd/vhs/game rental stores. Released in 2001 supporting Red Hat Linux.

A file system querable like a database. It supports automatic file versioning, an integrated trashcan, attachments, galleries. Developed using libFuse.

Do you manage a single channel tv or web-tv and want to step-up to a multi-channel broadcasting television? Do you have too few co-workers and really low money? Then this project could be your solution. Web based management (in the future). IP centric. Tag based media retrival. Multy playout "consumers" Long term content scheduling. Free and Open Source. ......

Identifies duplicate files by computing SHA256 hash of file contents. provides options to either hardlink, delete, or create shortcuts to duplicated files. Hardlink is the recommended option for most complicated file copy problems (like old file systems with lots of stuff on used by lots of people), as both copies remain identical, and disk space is minimised.

...The libdvdetect library provides fast lookup of DVDs, similar to existing services for CDs like Gracenote, freeDB or MusicBrainz. The DVD Detection Library (libdvdetect) is a library to lookup DVDs in a database and provide information about e.g. title, UPC/EAN or even cover arts. It is OS-independent and compiles for Windows or Unix operating systems. Mac support is also planned. What the library does not provide is DVD ripping and decryption. It reads the structure (e.g. titles and chapters) and generates a special checksum to look up the database. ...

PixTagger is all about finding the lost picture, making sure it stays found. Utility to browse and tag-categorise picture collections, with emphasis on high performance and huge collections . Focuses heavily on performance.

The Desktop Movies database is a movie library for the desktop users.