[rmilyard]

I am looking to see what people are using for keeping track of movies. I have a lot over 2 NAS drives and several USB drives so keeping track of all this is a job. Anyone using something for this?

[tboggie]

Trakt
http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=138745

[JustPlainDon]

If you are just wanting to log movies, I use DVD Profiler from Invelos. I seem to recall that you can use a plugin (DVDLoader) and are able to link to a file on your network to play the file. I'm semi-new with XBMC, but it should be relatively easy to link to the file and use XBMC as the default player.

DVD Profiler catalogs DVDs, HD-DVDs (if you have them) and Blu-rays. You can also do custom entries (such as video clips, home movies, etc.) with custom artwork and info.

L8r,
Don

[rmilyard]

Looking for something that I can have a list of what movies etc I currently have on my NAS drives. To help avoid dupes.

Just letting xbmc handle them on the NAS now. Not sure if something better to scape the movies with as I am also new to xbmc.

[pr0xZen]

Have you tried enabling http, and just check the web browser interface "movies" section before you download or rip something? H.t.t.p://your.internal.ip.here:8080 - Might not be exactly what you're looking for, but it wight also do the job. Requires a manual check though.

[rwspears]

I am using Media Center Master
http://www.mediacentermaster.com/

It does Metadata Scraping and has some built in XBMC features

[Piers]

Trakt
http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=138745

+1 - I use this to keep a full record of what I've watched. If I then ever need to rescan my library I let trakt handle the watched status of all my files - it's the simplest automated method I've found.