Does anyone know of a good personal movie database manager. Something that will log into IMDb and get all the useful information, feature rich, opensource, the works? Would really help. Thanks in advance.
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I use GCstar. I used to use Movie Collector in Windows but this is actually a lot better imo. It does games and books as well.
I had a little trouble isntalling it at first.
Here is what I ended up doing.
Then go to http://www.gcstar.org/ and follow the install instructions.Code:sudo apt-get install gcfilms libxml-parser-perl libxine-dev
NOTE: I installed gcfilms which is the older version just because it included some dependencies I needed for GCstar. It's working great! -
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i use gcfilms, i think it kicks ass.<br />
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What do you like better than movie collector about it? Also, is there an easy way to export from movie collector to gcstar? Thanks a ton.Comment
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Re: A good movie database program?
It's free, the interface looks a lot cleaner imo, noticably faster, and it's freeOriginally posted by SeePage87
I'm not sure about importing from Movie Collector. I just redid my whole catalog as I had lost my .mvc files.
It would probably work if you export to a .csv file from movie collector and then imported the .csv into GCstar. *shrugs* Worth a shot. GCstar and GCfimls can import both .xml and .csv
Good luck to you.
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