I think VLC does all this for you including thumbnails.įor example playing an episode from BBC R3's Composer of the Week - William Byrdįor Video - same thing and gets Codec and Metadata details as well if you want them. However using VLC will also get you the appropriate data - which you can then tag insert manually
Read the documentation as it discusses programs that use this and I believe there might even be a Windows GUI. If there are other possible programs, please do let me know.Hi CerebralFreezeįor command line - If you know Linux then if you install package atomicparsley (free of course) then that can read and set metadata into mpeg-4 type files e.g iTunes type metadata I haven't tried any of these so if anyone could let me know how they are, I'd greatly appreciate it. If there are other possible programs, please do let me know. Downloading a cover art for the Windows file explorer folder.
#TINYMEDIAMANAGER NO THUMBNAILS MOVIE#
Automatically filling in the meta data details for the movie file itself.Automatically searches the internet to find the requested meta data.When you simply double-click the font folder, it directly brings up an entirely new interface.Īnyway, I'm looking for a program that automatically adds meta data to my designated movie folder in Windows 10. Something similar to the Windows OS font folder. If someone simply made a custom folder for my movie folder in Windows, I think it could do really well. This is a huge problem today as it detracts from the productivity of the product but in Plex's case and its competitors, they make the program so heavy (slow) and non-customizable.
Usually, I think that developers over-customize software with too many options. I'm not looking for something like Kodi/Plex because not only is it laggy but also I feel that it's not customizable enough.
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