Do you use any software to sort/manage your files?
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Like many of you (I imagine), I have a large collection of hentai/porn. I've been using Picasa to try to manage it, but it leaves a bit to be desired in the playback department.
Is there a good program that functions as both a good image/video manager as well as a good media player?
Someone should combine Picasa with VLC, imo.
Is there a good program that functions as both a good image/video manager as well as a good media player?
Someone should combine Picasa with VLC, imo.
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I use DirectX and Media Player Classic to watch video
I use ACDSee to looking at the manga, because of the convenient full screen feature
And to manage or sort it, I use my own strength to make folder and some fucking tiring things like that
I use ACDSee to looking at the manga, because of the convenient full screen feature
And to manage or sort it, I use my own strength to make folder and some fucking tiring things like that
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mibuchiha
Fakku Elder
CCCP for videos. Works wonders. I'm a VLC/GOM/etc meh-er since I used CCCP.
Just Windows photo Gallery for manga. Dunno which is the best one to use.
For sorting and managing...patience and love.
Just Windows photo Gallery for manga. Dunno which is the best one to use.
For sorting and managing...patience and love.
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VLC for vid and Windows photo gallery for manga.
For sorting it? Well, I was an uploader, so i sure know how.
For sorting it? Well, I was an uploader, so i sure know how.
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Xil
Norse God of Sawdust
Folders, folders, folders!
I have folders inside of folders! And all base folders are cleverly named to avoid confusion!
VLC to play, windows view to look.
Other than that, no I didn't even know there was software to sort it. Though might not be a bad thing to have, really.
I have folders inside of folders! And all base folders are cleverly named to avoid confusion!
VLC to play, windows view to look.
Other than that, no I didn't even know there was software to sort it. Though might not be a bad thing to have, really.
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I use CCCP, i don't like using VLC too much since it tends to hang at some point when i'm watching my animes
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folders for my anime and manga as well (Hentai and Non-hentai).
Since I get them from the subber's/scanlator's sites the filenames are uniform and need minimal organizing. For playback I use CCCP/CoreAVC combo with Media Player Classic.
Since I get them from the subber's/scanlator's sites the filenames are uniform and need minimal organizing. For playback I use CCCP/CoreAVC combo with Media Player Classic.
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mibuchiha
Fakku Elder
gurumao2 wrote...
mibuchiha wrote...
For sorting and managing...a lot of patience and love.sssshhhh, don't scare the new guys, lol.
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I use media player classic for shows...I dont know why seems it can play anything despict its humble look.
...I manual arrange my files...no tricks or software, everything seperated
...I manual arrange my files...no tricks or software, everything seperated
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Tegumi
"im always cute"
Thread title: Do you use any software to sort/manage your files?
> I use VLC/MPC replies
> I use VLC/MPC replies
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Tegumi wrote...
Thread title: Do you use any software to sort/manage your files?> I use VLC/MPC replies
"... as well as a good media player?"
I trust you can handle the facepalming yourself.
I'm of the opinion that VLC is shit compared to KMPlayer. Just give it a try, the setup is ~14mb. CDisplay for manga, though I haven't tried too many different programs for reading manga. For picture viewing I really like the image viewer Picasa bundles. There's a program called AntRenamer that helps you rename lots of files at once, if you do that.
I have my stuff in:
Anime & Manga
>Anime - Current
>>Show
>>>Show - xx
>Anime - Archive
>>Show
>>>Show - xx
>Manga
>>Series
>>>Series vxx
>>>Series cxx
>Movies
>>Title (year) [xxxp]
>Pictures
>>Show/series
As you can see, I'm pretty anal about file names. Hentai I just dump into a massive folder and stick them into sep folders if there's a few from one series/artist.
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My take on it is that the OP is trying to find a program that combines all these features into one. Although I don't use it anymore, I know for sure the latest version of Windows Media Player does all of this.
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Tegumi
"im always cute"
Tamajin wrote...
"... as well as a good media player?"I trust you can handle the facepalming yourself.
I do retain my facepalming at others. Read Nachbar's post if you are not sure why.
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The following are what you seek:
1. Canto/Cumulus, the very mother of DAM.
2. ResourceSpace (free) might also be able to play in a native window without calling an external player, you'll need to check for yourself.
1. Canto/Cumulus, the very mother of DAM.
2. ResourceSpace (free) might also be able to play in a native window without calling an external player, you'll need to check for yourself.
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Nachbar wrote...
My take on it is that the OP is trying to find a program that combines all these features into one. Although I don't use it anymore, I know for sure the latest version of Windows Media Player does all of this.As far as I know, there's no good do-it-all solution out there. WMP can see files, but sorting options are limited and not very organized in addition to format support issues, can't deal with zip/rar, etc. It works if you don't mind these drawbacks though.
I think sticking things into categorized folder trees work best, and have files open with certain applications. Finding files is a breeze if you've got a tree setup. I really don't think there's an all-in-one program out there that can outdo programs with specific purposes.
Tegumi wrote...
Tamajin wrote...
"... as well as a good media player?"I trust you can handle the facepalming yourself.
I do retain my facepalming at others. Read Nachbar's post if you are not sure why.
I didn't state it earlier, but I just don't think there's a program that functions as well as programs that do it all. Like I said earlier, Explorer (it is software after all) for organization and just opening files works best imo.
gibbous wrote...
The following are what you seek:1. Canto/Cumulus, the very mother of DAM.
2. ResourceSpace (free) might also be able to play in a native window without calling an external player, you'll need to check for yourself.
I'm not sure about Cumulus, but ResourceSpace seem useful. How do you use it?
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Tamajin wrote...
I'm not sure about Cumulus, but ResourceSpace seem useful. How do you use it?Cumulus and ResourceSpace are digital asset management systems which function as an interaction interface between the object cloud and the user.
The user builds custom collections out of the general object pool by choosing either object-inherent attributes, or by choosing user-attached attributes.
The user may then view, edit, export or share selected objects or collections.
This means that the user may access data without worrying about actual data management; for large-size object pools (20000+ objects), manual management (e.g. by means of file hierarchy) becomes quickly unfeasible and is best left to automation.
For more information on how to use ResourceSpace, kindly refer to the Quick Start Guide or the Official Documentation.
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I just use folders to organise all my anime and that, but it's not the best solution. I have a large portion of my anime burnt to DVDs, half of it on an external hard drive, and the other half sitting on a computer. It's quite a mess, but I never seem to lose anything.