What Reddit Says About Movie Manager Apps
We compiled 8 Reddit discussions about Movie Manager apps from 7 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/MacOS
Share ... Movie Explorer Pro is what you need/want. Can’t recommend this more. You can try it for free but I went straight for the Pro version. One of my best no regrets purchases of software.
r/4kbluray
Do any of you guys use an app to keep track of your collection? I've been using My Movies Pro for a over a year and I'm in love with it; I highly recommend it. It provides you with so much power and control over your collection.
r/software
Simple and easy to use, and you can open movies inside of the program to play in VLC or whichever video player you use. http://www.emdb.eu/ ... Plex is what I use. There's customizable skins you can use. There's a windows 10 app for it, or they have a player called openpht. ... A combinati...
r/DataHoarder
Do any of you TV/Movie hoarders ever get stressed because you own so much content you can never decide what to watch and you get kinda discouraged? ... Anyone use a cataloging app? CLZ movies has been great for me.
r/selfhosted
Edit 3: The *arr stack of apps is my best bet at this point.
r/androidapps
Check out Justwatch. Not only it will let you curate your Movie list to watch, it will also notify you when they are available for streaming on the services you subscribe to :) ... Three apps I've been using for years and have been really satisfied ...
r/software
Tiny media manager or Media Elch will give you great collection management and allow youbto easily edit videos. They don't have a built in player but clicking a movie with just play it on your default video app (so it really is not needed).
r/dvdcollection
Can any of you recommend and alternative piece of software I can use to organize/sort/search/etc my video collection, while also allowing IMDB searches to fill in the details? ... I personally use CLZ Movies. My collection isn’t even close ...
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