Managing hundereds of DVD-Rips (1 Viewer)

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    Now that 1TB drives are available pretty cheap, I thought I might start to rip all my DVDs to the HTPC.

    I intend to just rip them as folders (I dont see the benefit or ripping to ISO). I guess I should name the folder after the film title so that the IMDB scraper works well?

    But how should I manage these in MediaPortal?

    I really cant see me easily navigating 100s of films with MyVideos? Scrolling from A to Z could be a pain!

    How are people managing this? How can it be setup to have various genres, filter by a letter etc?

    Any tips appreciated!
     

    Furetto

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    Hold your horses !

    At this moment, this plugin does not support DVDrips yet ! It is on their to-do list though, but will take some time to be finished. I am eagerly awaiting it !

    Right now I manage my 100+ DVDrips with the MyFilms plugin combined with AMC Updater.
     

    fabien44

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    I use the default movie manager. In configuration tool, i add a path to my DVD collection and scan for including to database. It works great. I have around 90 DVD.
     

    ThaClown

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    I assume you know that you can use the numbers to skip to s certain movie letter (like SMS text...) works great.
    Also adding genres works good for me...
     

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    I assume you know that you can use the numbers to skip to s certain movie letter (like SMS text...) works great.
    Also adding genres works good for me...

    Didnt know that!

    I guess I'll have to try it out with a few DVDs and see how it is.

    Looks like Moving Pictures is probably the answer.

    I am in no major rush, just a bit bored, and thought it might be somethign to start planning - expecially as my DVD shelves are full! So by the time I get round to doing it, Moving Pictures will be at version 2!

    A few more questions:

    How do people manage bonus disks? Maybe I should sugest a way of handling and playing a bonus disk in Moving Pictures..
     

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