On Mon, 2019-01-28 at 16:54 -0600, Dale wrote: > Howdy, > > As some know, I've accumulated a lot of videos. I googled around and > found some software but not sure based on what they claim if they > will > do something I'm looking for. I installed a couple but not real big > on > how they work. One requires me to add videos, one at a time. I have > over 20,000 videos now. Some are short youtube type videos, some are > long videos. It could take me years to add them all doing it one at > a > time. Needless to say, that one didn't last long. The biggest thing > I'm looking for, software that can tell me what videos have a low > resolution. As a example, some videos I downloaded a long time ago > have > been updated to have higher resolutions. I may have one that is a > 360P, > or even less, but I may can locate a new version that is HD or even > very > HD. I'd like software that will tell me this sort of info as well as > other nifty features as well. Obviously, I'd like to start with the > lower resolution videos first. > > So far, I have installed Griffith and GCStar. I been googling for > others but some either are not in the tree or I already know they > won't > do one thing I'd like to see. I'd also like to be able to point it > to a > directory and let it build the database on its own. Adding them one > at > a time manually just isn't feasible at all. > > Does anyone know of a software package that will sort a lot of videos > by > resolution as well as track other things as well? It could be that > what > I'd like to have doesn't exist at all. Then again, maybe I just > haven't > found it yet. ;-) > > Thanks. > > Dale > > :-) :-) >
Digikam might be worth a try. It does some pretty advanced stuff with photos and I think at this point it can do quite a bit of the sorting and searching stuff with videos as well. I've not tried it with videos myself though so I can't make any promises. LMP
