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onex² is a XMM to NMJ converter for browsing the movie collection in a web browser or on a TV screen.
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MyMovieBank
Enhanced Movie Listing Site
With MyMovieBank you can now step into the future of design and development. You can add/edit/delete movies! Showcase your movie database online today! We follow strict MVC & PDO rules bringing you a top notch design! MyMovieBank is no longer in production. We have closed this project and revamped it under the name MyMovieDB. Links to the new project will appear shortly. -
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VideoDB is a database to manage your personal video collection. It uses PHP and MySQL and features fetching Movie data from the Internet Movie Database (IMDb). videoDB has now moved to its new home at http://github.com/andig/videodb
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This Project sets up a database for managing backuped movies. The data generated by the fronted which is written in php is stored in a mySQL database.
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This is web based site with user generated content. A user will provide a list of books, movies, and albums they enjoy. Then a user can search a book, movie, or album and is shown the top choices of other users with that selection in their list.
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Manage your video or movie collection in an easy to access web format with this simple web application. Keep track of your video inventory and share your titles with friends. Use as finished product, or foundation for further development.
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PowerMovieList is a PHP/MySQL-script for your movie-collection. The script automatically fetches detailed information from imdb.com (genres, director, actors, plot...) It has multi-list and multi-user features, themes and prints covers for your cd-cases.
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The Movie-Mat is a small web application (designed for local or intranet use) to manage yours and your colleagues home-video collection.
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A web based movie database to be used within a community where all members can list the movies they own. Features full text search capability and IMDB integration.
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A comfortable and secure list for all your DVD, DivX and (S)VCD movies, which also gives you nice statistics :) It uses PHP and MySQL to store its data.
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The goal of this project is to create a technical infrastructure for a distributed, multiuser movie database. It is supposed to help you organize your own movies and see what movies your friends own.
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Keep track of your DVD collection with this simple PHP / MySQL script. Features: Fully customizable look and feel; optional links to the Internet Movie Database or to URLs of your choice; interface to add/edit/delete entries. See the homepage for a demo.
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Create a database for all your DivX/DVD\'s with this, very easy to use, tool. It\'s written in php and uses MySQL for the database. This is my first project here at SourceForge, so be gentle with it.
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phpMovieManager is a webbased PHP Movie Manager that helps to manage all of your movies. You can share your catalog of movie with your friends. And friends can also share thier movie informations with you. The data will be saved in an MySQL-database.
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