Filmmanager

Filmmanager is a handy tool that helps you keep track of your movie collection. With technology always getting better, movies look amazing with their special effects, even if the story doesn’t quite hit the mark. But, let’s be real—rental stores are still trying to get customers to come back for another watch. That’s where Filmmanager steps in to help manage all those records and the people renting them.

Getting Started with Filmmanager

The main screen might look a bit busy at first; it packs a lot of features right in front of you. Don’t worry! There are some presets already in the database to help you learn how everything works and what you need to do to set up your movie database.

Creating Your Movie Database

You can add tons of details thanks to its two-page creation screen. If you're feeling stuck, just pop open your web browser and check out IMDb for all the details you need! Some fields have presets, but you're free to customize them however you like. Plus, you can point it to any file on your computer or even kick off playback right away!

Organized Lists and Easy Editing

Your movies show up in an organized table with all their details listed out nicely. You can edit things on the fly, which is super convenient! And there’s a larger preview area where you can view all the info in a cool panel. Filmmanager also lets you export lists into various formats like HTML, XLS, PDF, or CSV.

Extra Features for Everyone

There are even more tools available! For example, there's a cover creator that helps design CD casings of different types. If you're using this app in a rental store, it can track all items and who has borrowed them. You can manage multiple databases too and create backups just in case something unexpected happens.

Your Go-To Movie Management Tool

In short, Filmmanager provides everything you need for keeping an organized movie database. It’s perfect for home use or business because it offers flexibility along with many options at your fingertips. Sure, it might not be the prettiest app around visually speaking—but that's just a small hiccup compared to how useful it is!