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FacePainter
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4/11
Posted - Jun 2 2011 : 11:44PM
How do you keep your digital porn organized?
I thought I would just share with everyone some of the utility programs I have found useful.
A few are not free, but are worth the cost.
FotoTime
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Great shareware program that allows you apply searchable tags to your clips or define your own Smart Filters based on different conditions eg..filename contains XXX
You can also change the Thumbnail Picture for the Video Clip
Frame Shots
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This program allows you to define an Input Clip (or you can run in Batch using batch files and process entire directories) and you can define at what intervals you want the screen prints. This free version of this program seem fully functional except it splashes FrameShots on the created output files. The batch file commands are a little confusing but once you figure it out its quite powerful.
FastTone Image Viewer
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This is a free photoviewer program, but has some powerful features like Batch Rename, Batch Resize as well as the ability to create Index Sheets.
I take the Screen Prints from the FrameShots output and create Contact Sheets using this program.
Digi Cat
This freeware program allows you to define a Drive or folder, and then creates a searchable database.
This is great for when you want to search for files on disconnected drives.
You can also export the file listing into Word or Excel, making it easy to search for your files (porn or non porn)
Anyway if anyone has any other shareware programs they find usefull please share.
Facepainter
Topic Moved by - heynow on Jun 3 2011
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3/02
Posted - Jun 3 2011 : 12:14AM
I have all my movies listed by performer in a database I created using Paradox. The DVD's themselves are in their cases, alphabetically arranged on shelves. I have all the scenes I bought the DVD's for broken out into separate VOB files on backup hard drives and re-encoded as AVI files on yet another hard drive.
So far, I've lost a few DVD's and two hard drives, but I haven't lost a scene (fingers crossed).
Pictures are kept on the computer but I'm not really worried about losing those. I enjoyed finding and collecting them but I rarely look at them.
zambi
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1451 Posts
3/10
Posted - Jun 3 2011 : 12:33AM
RandomPrecision
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Enjoy!
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3/06
Posted - Jun 3 2011 : 12:40AM
Of those you listed, this is the only one I use. It really is a nice program and is getting better by leaps and bounds. I still use Irfanview most of the time but it's getting to the point to where I prefer FastStone. I really like the way it lets you copy and move files to other directories and the way it remembers a list of the most recent ones. I have a directory with a bunch of subdirectories set up for different themes (Facials, anal, legs, etc). I originally had them all together in one generic directory. This feature makes it a lot easier to hand-sort the pics to their appropriate directories.
I haven't really had any experience with tags yet but it seems like an awful lot of trouble. Especially considering some things can't be tagged at all.
FacePainter
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16 Posts
4/11
Posted - Jun 4 2011 : 12:01AM
Yes tagging can be a pain, i usually just enter the Tag as part of the filename, that way its not dependent on a single piece of software, and you can search from windows explorer.
 
charn
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2880 Posts
12/09
Posted - Jan 18 2012 : 5:10AM
Bump, because I have the same question, but for linux. I can search and tag photos with Picasa, but that doesn't work for gifs or videos.



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