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If you're like me and have a lot of movies it can be hard to look through them and find one you wan't to watch. Movie's stacked in front of each other, mixed up genre's.. well, now there's a quick and easy way to fix this! With this database you can sort your movie's via genre's and favorites; as well as movies you own, want or have loaned out to someone. Watch the Youtube video provide for a demonstration on how to use it! Also, the language this was written in is AutoIt3 which...

.... 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. More details at http://www.dvdetect.de. The database can also be searched using a web browser at http://search.dvdetect.de/. For those who are curious I suggest downloading the binaries from https://sourceforge.net/projects/libdvdetect/files/binaries/ to try it out (windows only).

CD, DVD and folder cataloging program for LINUX. Written in Gambas. Uses SQlite database server as backend. It can: - scan a). Removable devices like CD/DVD/USB b). Hard drives and folders c). FTP servers - look into a) archives: ACE, ARJ, ZIP, TAR, RAR b) ISO image files c) MP3 files' tags - create thumbnails of a). Images: JPG, JPEG, PNG, BMP, XFC, TIF, GIF, ICO b). PDF files c). Movies: MOV, AVI, VOB, MKV, MP4, FLV, 3GP, MPEG - perform sophisticated searches - Export search...

A fast and simple GUI for dvdbackup using Ruby-GNOME2. It requires the Ruby-GNOME2 Package, which is available for nearly every OS/Linux distribution. For installation instructions have a look at the README or the Homepage.

Filmliste is a PHP enabled media management system which you can use to track your DVDs, BluRay discs or even VHS cassettes. It has a feature called "coverview" which displays your movies just the way they would look on a shelf.