Griffith is a media collection manager application. Adding items to the collection is as quick and easy as typing the film title and selecting a supported source. Griffith will then try to fetch all the related information from the Web.

Griffith is a cross-platform application and is known to run on GNU Linux, Microsoft Windows and MacOS Xsystems. Probably, it will run on other POSIX compatible operating systems where a gtk+ environment is available, including FreeBSD, OpenBSD and Solaris.

Features:

• Fetches film information from the Internet based on your locale via a plug-in
  • Brazilian Portuguese: E-Pipoca
  • Czech: CSFD
  • English: IMDb, DVD Empire, AnimeDB, Moviefone, Mediadis
  • French: Allocine, Cinemovies
  • German: FilmeVonA-Z.de, Kino.de, OFDb
  • Italian: Cinematografo
  • Polish: Wirtualna Polska, FDb, Tanuki-Anime, Onet, Filmweb,Stopklatka
  • Portuguese: 7arte, PTGate, Clube MyDVD
• Integrates well with a database (MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite3 used by default) to keep tabs on your library
• Can backup/restore your database
• Exports to CSV, PDF, XML and HTML files
• Imports from CSV files
• Generates PDF from cover art
• Keeps track of your films that are out on loan
• Enables you to sort/filter your library
• Has built-in multi-language support
• Has much more!

System Requirements:

Griffith requires the following libraries:

• Python 2.3 or later
• PyGTK 2.6.1 or later (including Glade)
• pysqlite2 2.0 or later
• SQLAlchemy 0.3.10 or later
• ReportLab 1.19 or later
• Python Imaging Library (PIL)
• PyXML

Other (optional) dependencies:

• pysqlite legacy 1.0 - it is required for Griffith <= 0.6.2 compatibility
• Psycopg2 - PostgreSQL support
• MySQLDb - MySQL support
• Chardet - detecting CSV file encoding
• Python-gnome-extras 2.10 or later is recomended for basic gtk-spell support under UNIX