Movie Editor1.2.0.0

With all the multimedia items of the modern day, you might want to keep a record of all your favorite movies, or even your entire collection. This can be done in several ways, but it’s most practical when relying on specialized applications like Movie Editor, which comes with a rich database of preset resources to use.

Create a database and modify presets

Once the application is launched, you need to create a new databases for all entries to be saved. The file is saved to a new location, and a new window shows up in the interface where you get to configure various different elements.The database files is fitted with multiple tables such as actors, base, category, country, files, genres, group, language, and more. You’re free to edit all of them, and these represent the fields you meet when adding custom movies to the database.

Leaves more to be desired

There is no possibility to connect to any online source to grab more info, unless you do so with the default browser. This leaves you to manually write down all details, but most can be easily inserted from the tables mentioned above.However, the creation process is rather poor and can quickly becomes frustrating. This is mostly because of the cluttered space in which all elements are bundled together, and with no possibility to resize sections. On the other hand, a great deal of info can be inserted for a movie, including pictures.Sure enough you encounter a great variety of details to include in the database and assign to movies, but the overall design represents quite the obstacle. You often get stuck in menus with no option to go back, while cluttered panels prolong a process which needs to be fast.

In conclusion

All things considered, Movie Editor comes with good intentions, and definitely enough presets to help add all details to your movie database. However, little effort was put into development of the visual design, which can make it incredibly difficult to navigate, and edit any kind of data.