Hello,
I recently installed Mint 6 on an old hand-me-down Dell desktop, works well, looks good, I like it.
Eventually I want to have a media server so I can rip the hundreds of commercial DVDs that we've bought over the years (no Blue-Ray) and stream them from a home server. I can't do that right now, I don't have the hardware or the know-how, but I hope to get there.
My question today is this: I'd like to start cataloging my DVD collection the same way libraries catalog their books. I want to do as little typing as possible. I was hoping to find something where I can insert my DVD into the drive and let it recognize what it is, pull the data from IMDb (or some such) and build my personal list from that. Then I'd like to be able to query and sort the list in several ways, and add a custom field that tells me where the DVD is physically located. Suggestions?
Thanks!
Annie
Newbie; I want to organize my DVDs
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- grimdestripador
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Re: Newbie; I want to organize my DVDs
the program cdcat is greate for making a catalog.
the program xmbc does imdb retreivals.
the program xmbc does imdb retreivals.
Re: Newbie; I want to organize my DVDs
If you are talking about video DVDs, have a look to griffith (I use it since many years). Great software, IMO. It is in LM repos
http://www.griffith.cc/ for more information.
http://www.griffith.cc/ for more information.