Articles
- Illustrated movie catalog for Popcorn Hour A-400
Technologies are changing very fast. A TV purchased a year ago is already too old, and buying a new one is both expensive and pointless, as the old one still has good picture. Thanks to media players one can easily fix the situation, extending features of the TV. After connecting a small "box" to the TV, we can play movies in virtually any format, listen to music, browse YouTube, watch online TV, and much more. Read more...
- Improving Life Expectancy of Recordable DVDs
Now when you know your discs won’t last forever, you can make steps to improve their expected life span. Handling and storage tips equally apply to keeping commercially manufactured (pressed) DVDs. Read more...
- Rename your video files conveniently
Video File Renamer is an additional module for Movienizer that can rename video files using information from your Movienizer database. Thus your complete collection of video files can be renamed automatically, using a pattern of your choice. The plugin also updates links to files in your Movienizer database, which gives you yet another advantage: if you rename your files manually, you will need to update links in your database manually, too. Read more...
- How to add a video file with an extension that is not supported by
Movienizer
Movienizer can catalog your movies in absolutely any video format. However, its file scanner supports only the most popular video file extensions, such as AVI, MKV etc. If you stumble upon a movie file that is not seen by the file scanner of the program, there are several ways of adding it. Read more...
- IMDB Download Options
There are two ways of controlling information downloaded by Movienizer:
- download options available in the "Options" menu, they work for all scripts; and
- script settings that are individual for every script.
- Create a Movie Catalog
for Dune Media Players
Movienizer contains all necessary tools to organize your movie collection the way you like it. It can store descriptions of your movies, covers, shots from the movies, information about actors, including biographies and filmographies, location of the disc (if it's a DVD or a Blu Ray), keep track of loaned movies etc. If you prefer to keep your movies as video files - DVD rips, DVD folders, HD rips, Blu Ray folders etc. - on your computer's hard drive or somewhere on your network (shared folders of other computers, special storage devices like NAS, and so on), you can easily add them to Movienizer by scanning your movie folders with the built-in file scanner. In such case links to the corresponding video files will be saved to the database along with the general information about movies. Of course, you can enter or update these links manually, too. Read more...
- Illustrated Movie
Catalog for Dune by Movienizer
Movienizer can be used to create an illustrated movie catalog for Dune HD Base or Dune BD Prime players. Read more...
- How to add new websites to Movienizer?
Movienizer uses Pascal scripts to fetch information from the internet. The available scripts are stored in %APPDATA%\Movienizer\Scripts\ and are named *_movie.pas (information about movies) or *_person.pas (information about people), where '*' should be replaced with the name of the site. Read more...
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