Movie Explorer Pro for Pc

I have well over 100,000 TV episodes that I have converted from thousand of DVDs that had bought over the years. I was very happy with iTunes and my ability to use it as a cataloging system. After ripping the DVDs, the episode were tagged and included arranged by seaon. Life was good. As we know, that was all changed. I went in search of an app that would take my fully tagged episodes and pull them into a cataloging system that would present them in a very user friendly manner. I though this app would do that. I was wrong. In order to pull from iTunes, I had to have purchased the episode from iTunes. Strike One. Tagged and completely labeled shows are not scanned so to incorporate all the information already embedded in the file. Strike Two. Whatever Database is searched to provide the information does a cursory search and pulls the first thing it comes to. For some reason it labeled many of my shows as animé -- which is odd since I don't have a single episode in that genre. Strike Three. So, it's struck out for me. It was a waste of $25. I will not be using this app.

I have tons of videos that I have accumulated over the years that I have been trying to keep organized. I gave up trying to use some prior organizers because I was not satisfied with any of them. In the meantime, I used the folders and the directory structure to somewhat keep my files organized. With much time on my hands (C-19), I decided to see if anything new was available to handle this job. After trying several from the App Store (and out), I found the app Explorer. I installed the free version and tried it out on some of my folders with the video files. It worked great. Just point the import tool (its called New Location for some reason) to your folder and it does the rest including matching your file/the app from TMDB and adding them. As long as your file name somewhat resembles the actual the app name, ME2 can find and match it. Because I liked it so much and I wanted the Pro capabilities, I ended up upgrading to the Pro version almost right away. BTW, the free version has in-app purchases to the Pro version including the free 14 day Pro trial. The other options are for monthly and yearly subscriptions. Or you can buy the Pro version directly if you don't want a subscription to MEP. I did have some questions and indeed found a bug. I contacted the author and he responded right away, answered my questions and got me squared away. I spent a day adding all my video files and MEP took care of organizing the videos so now I know what I have and what I may want to watch. Great app and great support.