Ant Movie Catalog 4.2.3.3

Ant Movie Catalog is a free and open-source software made to manage your collection of movies on Blu-Ray, DVD, CD (VideoCD, DivX, …), and tapes with print, import and export functions, scripting, etc.

It can automatically create an HTML file, CSV file, or SQL commands with the contents of the movie list. For each movie, you can enter lots of information manually or automatically via a script.

There are plenty of scripts you can choose from, including an IMDb one. Just select the IMDb script, type in the name of a movie, select the movie you want (there will be several movies that match the name you typed), and then let Ant Movie Catalog import that data for you.

It also has a handy random selection tool that will randomly pick a movie from your collection – that should come in handy when you want to watch a movie but can’t make up your mind about which one you want to watch.

Ant Movie Catalog Features:

• Can store catalog in two file formats: its binary format or XML
• Import information from the Internet (using scripts); by default, it includes scripts for IMDB (US), DVDFR (FR), Allociné (FR), Culturalia (ES), and lots of others
• User-customizable links to search movie websites
• Information importation from various media files (audio & video codec, bitrates, resolution, framerate, size)
• Scripting technology, using Object Pascal language, allowing to modify catalog: Find & replace, moving field values, …
• Printing, using customizable templates
• Export to other formats: HTML (based on a template that you can modify or create yourself), SQL commands (to re-import data in a DBMS such as MySQL), CSV (text files, can be used as tables with Microsft Excel for example), Origons.com
• Import from other formats: CSV (Microsoft Excel can create such files, but a plain text file can be used too), Divx Manager, BaseDVDivx, Origons.com, DVD Profiler (catalogs exported to XML)
• Can store pictures inside catalog or link to external files (recommended for large pictures)
• Supports PNG, JPEG, and GIF
• Loans management
• Statistics with charts and pies
• Can display the list as a tree, where movies are grouped by a specified field
• This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
• Works on Windows 7 and higher (8 and 10), and should still work on some older versions.

The user interface is translated into about thirty languages.