12/28/2023 0 Comments Tincta minn![]() So MovieScanner is available for Linux as well and I tested it on a few distros for GTK and QT5. Linux (64 bit, Intel)įirst off: I’m not a Linux expert, but I do believe that applications should not dictate what operating system you’re running. When running the application in portable mode, you will see in the window title “(Portable)”. The database and preferences will be saved in the same directory as the application, when this directory is not located in the default Program Files location. To use it as a portable application, just follow the install instructions and select the directory where you’d like to have MovieScanner2 (for example somewhere on your USB stick). MovieScanner2 can run as a portable application. MovieScanner2-2.0.17-Windows-32bit-setup.exe Respect to the developers of the SQLite team for such a great and powerful database engine …ĭownload - MovieScanner2-2.0.17-Windows-32bit-setup.exe Filename: Linux users will need to manually install SQLite3 on their system (which is typically already the case). MacOS X already comes with SQLite onboard, and the Windows version includes an unmodified DLL downloaded from the SQLite homepage. The source code for SQLite is in the public domain. SQLite is the most widely deployed SQL database engine in the world. SQLite is a software library that implements a self-contained, server-less, zero-configuration, transactional SQL database engine. ![]() The included version of FFProbe is an unmodified, pre-compiled version.Ĭredit to the magnificent developers there for some very cool tools. This application was developed with Lazarus Pascal, and depends on the following applications: FFProbeįFProbe is one of the very handy and powerful command-line tools by the FFMpeg organization. Please be aware though that this tool only looks at the media aspects, and it not a replacement for tools that manage your movie library. The purpose of MovieScanner2 is to basically keep track of your video files and the specifications of each video file, allowing you to sort by resolution, filter by language, etc. ![]() The application was developed on a Mac and the compiled under Windows and Linux to have it available under the most common platforms, and this work surprisingly well. As with the original MovieScanner (released originally in 2013), this project is one of my experiments to build cross platform applications with Lazarus Pascal.
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