Projects tagged ‘cataloging’

Tellico is a KDE application for organizing your collections.

GCstar is a free open source application for managing your collections. Detailed information on each item can be automatically retrieved from the internet and you can store additional data, such as ... [More] the location or who you've lent it to. You may also search and filter your collection by many criteria. Current version manages these kind of collections: Movies; Video games; Books; Music; Numismatic; Wines; User defined collections. [Less]

Data Crow is the ultimate cataloger of your media (or anything else). Data Crow allows you to create a huge database containing all your collected items. You can use the excellent online services to ... [More] retrieve the information instead of typing all the information yourself. Out of the box you can manage your software, music, movies, books and images. It uses information from the web and the information available in the file (if applicable), such as the tag information from mp3 files. Additionally Data Crow allows you to create your own modules (for example a coin collectors module), features a web server, is highly customizable and has a very broad tool set. The internal help will guide you thru the application. [Less]

Alexandria is a GNOME application to help you manage your book collection.

Griffith is a film collection manager written in Python/PyGTK with ease of use in mind

XmlCatalog is an application written for Windows operating systems. It is designed to help you maintain and organize a catalog of your computer media collection, including CD-ROMs, DVDs, diskettes ... [More] , removable drives, hard drives, or any other present or future storage media. For the catalog database XML is used and all data is stored in UTF-8 format. XmlCatalog application is written in C++. It is free and open source software for everyone. [Less]

Monotheka is a simple application to organize and keep track of your movie catalogue. It runs on Linux platform using the GTK toolkit. It's designed to be simple and GNOME / HIG compliant. It's written in Mono.

An open-source book cataloging application for MacOS X

We aim to provide a unique browsing experience by combining open OCLC library technologies with an advanced Web 2.0 interface that will allow you to browse purposefully and successfully through the world's library materials.

The eCataloger application provides cataloging utilities to create an eLibrary for an individual or small organization. An eLibrary is a collection of electronic records used to organize and manage ... [More] born digital resources (websites, ebooks, mp3) and as a meta-data proxy for books, magazines, physical video and audio, and other physical objects. The 1.1 release of the eCataloger, currently in an development beta, uses the FRBR (Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records) framework to model the records using data elements and concepts from the MODS (Metadata Object Description Schema), MARC, and other current and developing cataloging and metadata standards. By using FRBR as the descriptive framework, an overarching goal of the eCataloger is realized by being able to produce valid and well-formed MODS and MARC xml documents for interchange with existing and legacy library electronic systems. Because of the richness of the underlying FRBR data model, the eCataloger can be valid component in a larger semantic web ecology. [Less]