PyMovie

If you're looking for a tool that can easily manage your movie and TV show collection, PyMovie may be just what you need. One of the useful features of the software is that it can differentiate between movies and series, allowing you to organize your media appropriately. Another great feature is the ability to track which friends have borrowed movies from you, making it easier to keep tabs on who has what.

PyMovie offers a wide range of general features to help you manage your collection. You can save general information about movies and series and assign episodes to a series. The software can also hold information about users, allowing you to lend a movie or episode to a specific person. Advanced search abilities are also included, so you can quickly find movies, series, episodes, or users. Additionally, you can edit any of these items and view a user's lent movies or episodes.

In terms of database and file access, PyMovie supports PostgreSQL and MySQL, as well as a file-based SQLite database. The software can import comma-separated value files and export to XML, HTML, and other formats. PyMovie even has its own iXeMeL format, which can be used to create web pages for your movie and TV show collection.

PyMovie should work on Linux with X11 and Windows 2000 or XP. While it may work on other *nix systems, only the source version is available for those platforms. You'll need several dependencies, such as Python 2.3, wxPython, pypgsql, and pysqlite, to run PyMovie. However, if you use the static linked version, you won't need to worry about installing these dependencies.

Overall, PyMovie is a great tool for anyone who wants an easy-to-use movie and TV show collection manager. The most recent release fixed a problem with the Windows version, making it even more reliable and user-friendly.