Free endgame movie software for linux

jMovie is a movie collection manager that simplifies the maintenance of your collection.

jMovie project allows you to view information about each one of your movies, obtaining its data from internet movie data sources, downloading it to your machine so you will be able to do further queries offline.

Moreover, local data can be stored in different places, like memory, local hard disk, databases, etc.

jasciimovie plays ASCII movies - sequences of digitized video converted into an ASCII representation - in a webbrowser via Java.

An ascii-movie is a plain text file of screens seperated by escape codes for clearing the screen (in hex notation 1B 5B 48 1B 5B 4A).

These ascii-movies can get produced by the asciivideo sample program that is
included with the "libbgrab" package by me.

The movie files have to be compressed with "gzip -9" which saves incredible
amounts of space.

Compilation and Usage:

- Prerequisites: JDK 1.1.x+ installed and in the path
- To compile type: make
- To test: fire up a java-capable browser with the file jasciimovie.html

See the file jasciimovie.html for how to incorporate the applet in your webpage.

Configurable parameters are: the filename (the movie file must be in the same directory as the .html file), the fontsize (usable are 8,10,12,14), a flag of the movies gets repeated at the end, the frame rate and the colors.

The program tries to center the ascii-movie within the applet.

A copyright message is beeing displayed for 2 seconds at the beginning of playback.

A sample movie (cfilm.txt.gz) is included - look at the file also with "zless cfilm.txt.gz" to see the individual frames.

Keep the image files

back.gif
copyright.gif
pause.gif
stop.gif

also in the same directory as the .html file.

MeDs Movie Manager is a simple to use, yet customizable, movie manager. MeDs Movie Manager project gets the movies info from IMDb, and episode info from tv.com.
Main features:
- Unlimited size movie list
- Add, Edit, Delete database functions
- Episode functionality for series
- Quick movie filter
- Advanced search options
- List functionality
- Multi-add function (Search directories for files)
- Obtain AVI / OGM / MPEG and DVD (ifo) file info
- Automatic download of movie info from IMDb (Proxy support)
- Automatic download of episode info from tv.com (Proxy support)
- Import function (3 modes - Simple text, excel and extreme movie manager database (Tested with v4.5)
- Export to HTML (2 modes - full and simple)
- Customizable movie additional info
- Customizable database queries for statistics
- GIF, PNG and JPG cover support
- Changeable layout (Look And Feels)

EasyBMPtoAVI project, a Movie Creator, is a cross-platform application that converts a series of windows bitmap (BMP) images to an AVI movie file. Currently, EasyBMPtoAVI Movie Creator is supported on little-endian (e.g., x86) machines on any platform, but big-endian support is expected soon.

Scientists may find this software particularly useful for creating animated visualizations from series of still images.

EasyBMPtoAVI Movie Creator provides a simple command line interface (CLI) that is consistent across platforms, and it interactively quizzes the user if any necessary information is missing. EasyBMPtoAVI Movie Creator is being designed with ease of use as a top goal. To that end, a graphical user interface (GUI) is planned for a future release.

The EasyBMPtoAVI project was first begun on SourceForge on May 19, 2006.

Installation:

To compile with mingw, g++, or icc:

1) Go to http://easybmp.sourceforge.net/download.html and download the most recent version of EasyBMP.

2) Extract the contents of EasyBMP_#.##.zip (where #.## is the version number) into the source directory. Take care not to overwrite the supplied makefile!

3) Type "make" without the quotes. Thats it!

To compile with Microsoft Visual Studio:

1) Go to http://easybmp.sourceforge.net/download.html and download the most recent version of EasyBMP.

2) Extract the contents of EasyBMP_#.##.zip (where #.## is the version number) into the source directory.

3) Open Visual Studio, and create a new, empty win32 console application.

4) In the "Solution Explorer" panel, right-click on the "Source Files" icon, choose "Add," then "Existing item..."

5) Browse to the source directory, and select both EasyBMP.cpp and EasyBMPtoAVI.cpp.

6) In the "Solution Explorer" panel, right-click on the "Header Files" icon, choose "Add," then "Existing item..." (This step is unnecessary in VS 2005)

7) Browse to the source directory, and select all the EasyBMP*.h files. (This step is unnecessary in VS 2005.)

8) Build the project.

lzMovieDB provides a Web-based database for movies and series.
lzMovieDB is an PHP/MySQL Database script to sort and archive movies and series.
It grabs the user rating and movie cover from IMDB (Internet Movie Database => www.imdb.com).
Main features:
- Categorys
- show newest entrys
- search function
- sort by genre
- two languages (english,german)
- templates
- IMDB rating
- IMDB cover

Ipod MovieMaker project is a dialog windows bash script which allows you to merge *.txt subtitles with all formats of movie files and save it in avi format. You may convert all kinds of video to .mp4 which is Ipod Video compatible format.
You will be only questioned about the location of a source movie, subtitles, encoding (default WINDOWS-1250), font location (default /home/$USER/.mplayer/font/subfont.ttf), and where to save reasult .mp4 file. You can have each work done seperatly or have whole process done from hardcoding subtitles to encoding to ipod format.
Installation:
- Make sure that you have mencoder and ffmpeg compiled with libxvid, libfaac codecs enable
- Make sure you have proper true type font installed in /home/$USER/.mplayer/font directory
- Make sure you have compiled gtkpod with libfaac codec to upload movies on Ipod video
- to get this script working write this in your console
chmod 755 ipodmoviemaker
cp ipodmoviemaker /usr/bin/

vMovieDB project is a movies collection manager for GNOME desktop. Its GTK+ 2.x, application writen on C, created according to Gnome-HIG standarts, vMovieDB fits perfectly in GNOME Desktop Enviroment.
Main features:
- Play selected movie with your favorite video player.
- Manage various types of information for your movies: title, year, media type, quality, subtitles, location, genre and movie image.
- Genre editor.
- Export your movies to html document.
- Export movies to text document.
- Search for selected movie on ImDB.com.
vMovieDB have fast and light database based on XML.