Movie Explorer: Organize Your Huge Movie Collection with Details from IMDb

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This Windows program creates a slick, convenient overview of all the movies available on your multiple internal and external hard disk drives in various locations, making it ideal for those with large movie collections looking to create a user-friendly central database.

The age of the terabyte hard disk drive and video compression software have made it easier than ever before to collect and store large amounts of movie titles in ways only dreamed about less than a decade ago. A single terabyte HDD, for example, can store a thousand or more .XVID-encoded movies, and for some this has become a reality; for these people Movie Explorer is just the right Windows program they need to organize their huge half-TB, full-TB, and multiple-TB movie collections.

Movie Explorer catalogs your entire movie library and creates an instant overview of all the movie title you have available on internal and external hard disk drives. It’s designed for those with huge movie collections, but don’t have the time or the will to manually compose a database of all their movies
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http://www.anlarke.com/MovieExplorer/
 
Interesting Idea....

If it integrated with XBMC then this would be a winner of note.
 
Only problem is... you might have to go in afterwards, and manually edit out certain "titles" that you don't want people knowing that you possess! :p
 
rph72 said:
Using Plex at the moment.
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Yeah, Plex does a pretty decent job of matching content & downloading appropriate metadata automatically. Just by downloading files and tossing them into the TVShows dir unaltered, you get this for example (with theme music playing) ...

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Yeah XBMC allows this natively if you enable the Library mode and media type scanning.
 
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