Anime & Manga Software ?
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Yeah that would be great, a software that can classify your animes and manga. It sure would make my life easier and the hard disk would look much better. Actually my hdd too is like a mess with animes all over the place...hehe..have to burn them and delete systematically.....
why dont any one, place there anime or manga in a folder
and label it as uummm say ANIME VIDEOS OR MANGA
then separate the manga from the vids, into differnt folders
i know, no way that could work
anyway i find this at download.com
seem somthing like u asked for
http://www.download.com/Media-Catalog-Stud...tml?tag=lst-0-1
and label it as uummm say ANIME VIDEOS OR MANGA
then separate the manga from the vids, into differnt folders
i know, no way that could work
anyway i find this at download.com
seem somthing like u asked for
http://www.download.com/Media-Catalog-Stud...tml?tag=lst-0-1
nice prog witty the only thing that hurts me that it dont have all movie extensions like .mkv witch is popular nova days due to HD but rlly thnx and solar wing i know your pain i have the same prob its like mazo of files i lost some episodes and that makes me sad (for exaple somewhere stucked like 6 episodes of magikano) and its not possible to catalog all that stuff i mean zomg like ~400gb of files 0_0 it would take like month
this isn't about anime nor manga software. What you're describing is a databasing or inventory software. I use a few GNU-based inventory software titles to organize my anime and manga titles. Basically, it organizes all my media but I have them subcatagorized into manga, anime, documentory, projects, unlicensed, licensed, business relate, class related, registration related, ongoing, resource material, reference material, etc.
There are many forms of databasing software. The one I use I like because I can name the extention and choose where to file those. It also has a SDK so I chose to use that to run a quickviewer.
But, yeah getting back to what you specifically need. You should get an inventory or catalogging software. There are dozen of free versions on zdnet, and other sites. Don't get them off cnet! cnet is selling info and monitoring all downloads and selling that data to companies. we don't know what they do with the data. But our modellers show that the data can actually predict what users are doing by cross-referencing that data with the software hardware config and mini-process scans that cnet runs before accessing downloads. So once again, don't download from cnet. get it from GNU, or zdnet at least we know those two sites are clean so far.
There are many forms of databasing software. The one I use I like because I can name the extention and choose where to file those. It also has a SDK so I chose to use that to run a quickviewer.
But, yeah getting back to what you specifically need. You should get an inventory or catalogging software. There are dozen of free versions on zdnet, and other sites. Don't get them off cnet! cnet is selling info and monitoring all downloads and selling that data to companies. we don't know what they do with the data. But our modellers show that the data can actually predict what users are doing by cross-referencing that data with the software hardware config and mini-process scans that cnet runs before accessing downloads. So once again, don't download from cnet. get it from GNU, or zdnet at least we know those two sites are clean so far.
