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    Nostalgic Photo DataBase (platform)

    Nostalgic Photo DataBase (platform)

    Active repository of jpeg & pdf files with customizable tags.

    ...This intuitive approach streamlines the organization process, making it easier than ever to locate specific images amidst a vast collection. Powered by an embedded SQL database, NPDB delivers ultra-fast search results, ensuring that users can access the files they need almost instantaneously. Whether searching by tags or entering free-text queries, NPDB executes SQL queries efficiently, providing accurate results in no time. Developed primarily in C++, NPDB ensures seamless operation on Linux, Windows (via WSL), and Chrome OS.
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    Edit audio file tags using SQL. Reads audio files in a directory, loads the tags into an SQLite database, accepts SQL queries acting on this database, then (optionally) writes changes back out to the audio files.
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    Musiql is a command-line frontend to MPlayer that stores track and playlist information in an SQLite database and allows access to this database through SQL queries entered on the command line.
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