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Organizing my video
Not sure where to post this question, or what to even search for the answer, so here goes...
I have hours of video downloaded from tape and stored on an external drive (AVI format). I am looking for a S/W package that will let me catalog the scenes in each AVI file and assign different one or more categories / sub-categories to each scene. Example, a scene of the family on the beach would be assigned to: Who:Family Who:Family:Child #1 Who:Family:Child #2 Where: Hawaii Where: Beach So, a year later, I can use this program to instantly find a scene of Child #2 at the Beach in Hawaii. |
Here's one I ran across, although I have not used it, it sounds competent. I don't know if you would need to make subclips of your avi's, this has a nesting levels feature that might eliminate that need: Digital Photo and Video Organizer Software for huge Media collections - PicaJet FX.
If you have Adobe Bridge, you can view and rank individual clips, though I think you would have to make subclips to catalog and rank the subjects within an overall avi. Battle Vaughan/miamiherald.com |
Thanks, but that looks more for photo's
I have a photo organizer (imatch) that works great.
I worry that a photo organizer that just happens to have support for AVI will work better for photos than AVI's |
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