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magicstrip
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Posted - Apr 29 2011 : 6:42PM
Hello,
I ripped almost all my DVDs and now have a pretty huge video collection on my hard drive. In order to organize all those videos, I started to make links of the video-files which I would then sort in separate folders named after my favourite performers... Well, as you can imagine, I realized this is not really convenient - as soon as I change a filename (say I'd add an info in the filename, such as a performer's name, or the production year), I'd have to update this information on several links as well...
So I think what I need is a good movie manager, something like iTunes, but for videos - and working on Mac. Something I could tag my videos with all sort of infos.
Can someone recommend such a program?
Thanks a lot!
picman
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Posted - Apr 29 2011 : 10:48PM
If you ripped them into mp4's you could use iTunes to manage them.
magicstrip
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Posted - Apr 30 2011 : 6:25AM
Thanks for helping, picman.
Actually, I could still batch convert my files to mp4 - but it seems iTunes' built-in QT player has not the same functionalities as QuickTime, for example it seems you can't rewind or fast forward with keyboard shortcuts ("J" and "L", I use it all the time).
What's more, what I really need is being able to tag several performers. I could tag them in the "Artist" field (!), but in iTunes there is only one such field, you can't create several ones...
(Oh, and thx for the Jasmine Byrne info on the other thread, btw! I didn't recognize her!)
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