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Organize Your Movie Collection

Movienizer can supply you with a plenty of information about movies and actors, thus organizing your knowledge. But you may need to organize your physical media as well - DVDs, HD-DVDs, Blu-Ray discs, video cassettes etc. By checking the "In collection" box while editing information about the movie, you notify the program that you have the movie in your collection:

Status of your movies

So, you don't need to search all of your CD-racks and boxes to make sure that you have some particular movie. It is sufficient to start Movienizer and to perform a database search. But what if you need the movie itself, not information about it? Good to know that it is in your collection, but where exactly? On a shelf? In the box? Under the sofa?

To avoid this kind of hassle, specify the location of the movie while adding it to your database. This will help you later, when you forget about the location (and if you have many movies, forgetting is easy).

You can specify the location in the last step of "Add/update a movie" wizard, or by clicking "Edit info" button on the toolbar. In the right part of the window you will see the following area:

Format, type, and location of the movie

There are several predefined formats, types and locations, but you can easily remove them and create your own ones. To accomplish this, click "..." sign to the right of the corresponding field.

Later you can use the quick filter feature to list all movies in a certain location (as an example).