What Reddit Says About Video Manager Apps
We compiled 15 Reddit discussions about Video Manager apps from 6 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/Modernmarketing
1.2K subscribers in the Modernmarketing community.
r/software
This is beyond frustrating... movies are not added to the library but I can see them in file manager. ... Kodi is an open source cross-platform software media player and entertainment hub for HTPCs. ... A subreddit for asking question about Linux and all things pertaining to it. ... All about (compu...
r/androidapps
... I recently found Next player after VLC got buggy on me losing audio when I minimize to another app and return to my movie. Next player has been pretty solid so far. Also love the UI ... I'm late but I find UI wise MX player pro is the best ...
r/DataHoarder
Please try out Video Hub App - which gives you an infinite scroll of all the videos without any delay in the UI (user interface).
r/fossdroid
VLC media player is pretty old and also in my experience, it lags while changing the duration of videos while watching 'em. The good performance…
r/software
FreeCommander (portable) - file manager (single/dual panel, tabs, plugins, plain view, favorites, search, viewer, queue, multi rename, quick viewer/preview, quick filter, FTP, fully customizable layout and keyboard shortcuts, color schemes - incl. dark schemes...) You can activate quick view (Ctrl+Q...
r/software
This is not video library specific, but maybe try Directory Opus with customized views? You can create a preset with a specific directory layout and such, then view them from there. IIRC it also has a metadata editing/management component, ability to set labels and statuses, since it’s basically a p...
r/software
Davinci Resolve has a clip manager, also does video/audio editing and bunch of other related things. It's free. ... Would you be able to point me to a resource that shows where the clip manager is/how to use it? I am currently doing all of my editing in DaVinci Resolve but didn't know abou...
r/software
Cannot recommend this enough. My favorite piece of software within the last couple of years. ... Photographer trying to improve on videography. Want to know which editing apps are easy to start. ... Software that everyone loves to use. No one hates. ... Video clip library manager?
r/software
EMBY is up there with Plex I've ran both for years, but EMBY has a better interface for me, Jellyfin is a fork of EMBY and its free, may I also suggest something that will save you time if you end up in this rabbit hole, its Tiny media manager, a washing machine for all your data, run your data...
r/software
You can use a chrome extension ... sometimes several times a week to keep up the cat and mouse game of internet video. Well worth the price....
r/software
ManyMediaPlayer might be one to consider. Can play multiple queues in a grid of videos. Control one or all. ... I'll check it out, thank you!
r/VideoEditing
Adobe Premier Media view is the best reader but its not intended for cataloging. Any ideas? Share ... Hoping for an answer to this one too. Man, File Explorer is so pathetic for metadata editing… ... What you're looking for is a Digital Asset Manager/Media Asset Manager (DAM/MAM; same thing, di...
r/software
I actually use MetaX to pull the meta data from iTunes and slap it on the mp4 file and it works a charm. 3 free with the trial version but the full is only $9.99 and we'll worth it imo if you like having things neat and tidy.
r/software
I dont like portable apps. ... MPV isn't exclusively portable, or it depends on the version you're getting. This build of MPV bundles in an installer script to register the player as default for media file types. You can also try mpv.net, which has a typical installer executable on its Git...
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