More than a video list. A connected working library.

• Master Site → Site → Subsite → Section → Subsection.
• Searchable route selectors with context for shared names.
• Tree navigation, child/video counts and associated previews.
• Create, rename and manage catalog entities.
• Move a placement or add another where the rules allow.
• Change roles between adjacent levels and move valid branches.
• Review hierarchy proposals detected from folder routes.

Shared relationships follow catalog rules; not every node can have unlimited parents.

• Register provisional appearances linked to the exact video.
• Assign a face from a local image, existing capture or new frame.
• Add contextual notes to an unknown participant.
• Browse the global unknown-appearance section in cards or grid.
• Open the video card offline; play when the file is accessible.
• Compare, group, separate and identify appearances manually.
• Resolve a single appearance or an entire reviewed group.
• Preserve photos and note origins when assigning the official profile.
• Keep existing participants and update confirmed relationships.

User-confirmed visual reconciliation, not claimed automatic facial recognition.

• Create and edit official performer profiles.
• Keep aliases and internal identifiers for namesakes.
• Record nationality, birth date, gender, activity and profile fields.
• Filter by photo, gallery, associated videos, state and gender.
• Select, crop and position the main face image.
• Protect the chosen face from web-script replacement.
• Browse local photos and captures from associated videos.
• Optional profile/photo enrichment with resumable batch processing.

Web enrichment needs the relevant scripts, Python environment and accessible external sources.

• Analyze current catalog records and naming proposals.
• Review missing classification, pending tags and conflicts.
• Edit one video or a selected batch.
• Resolve ambiguous performer identities explicitly.
• Rename manually or change only the title outside the prefix.
• Use complete five-level routes in structured names.
• Configure component order and capitalization with preview.
• Apply online, plan offline and review persistent pending operations.
• Consult rename history and operational diagnostics.

Changing format preferences does not by itself rename every existing file.

• Register drives and select full-disk or folder scanning.
• Browse online/offline volumes and their folder trees.
• Create, rename or move physical folders through explicit actions.
• Move one or several videos to an available destination.
• Validate space and conflicts; omit or add a suffix.
• Keep catalog identities and associated resources after supported moves.
• Conservatively reconcile externally moved files during scanning.
• Distinguish removal from catalog from physical deletion.

Physical playback, movement and deletion require access to the file.

• Search filenames, performer names and aliases.
• Search text in tags, categories and contextual notes.
• Locate a video by ID or several IDs together.
• Filter all five hierarchy levels, including unassigned values.
• Combine drive status, participant counts and unknown appearances.
• Find missing thumbnails/captures or pending renames.
• Use list and thumbnail views with pagination.
• Sort globally by name or ID, before pagination.

Large-library design uses pagination and contextual filters; no public capacity benchmark is claimed here.

• LibVLC-based playback with fullscreen, speed and volume controls.
• Video information, related identities and classification alongside playback.
• Open cards, edit relationships and rate videos while reviewing.
• Fine navigation while paused and keyboard shortcuts.
• Capture a chosen frame and use it as a performer face.
• Main thumbnail selection and configurable additional frames.
• Automatic visual checks and alternative capture positions.
• Multiple captures and batch capture for marked videos.

Capture generation needs FFmpeg/FFprobe; precise behavior varies with video accessibility and decoding.

• Video-specific observations.
• Notes about a confirmed participant in that video.
• Notes about still-unknown appearances.
• General performer notes without requiring a source video.
• Search, edit, order and manage notes from profile or video context.
• Keep source context when provisional identities are resolved.
• Open the originating video by exact ID when available.
• Find general profile notes through currently related videos.

A general profile note and a video-origin note have different search and badge behavior.

• Manual tags and automatic assignments with recorded origin.
• Keyword detection in the title outside the structured prefix.
• Participant-count rules with ranges and priorities.
• Activate, deactivate and recalculate rules and keywords.
• Multiple categories and a main category for each video.
• Origins, domain variants, aliases and detection priorities.
• Optional cleanup of detected origin marks in new names.
• Configurable source-search URLs and explicit web search.

Acquisition origin and five-level content hierarchy are separate concepts.

• Confirmed groups based on stored SHA-256 hashes.
• Optional probable matches by available technical metadata.
• Compare location, classification, size, duration and resolution.
• Play accessible candidates for manual review.
• Calculate pending hashes by available drive.
• Ignore selected matches.
• Plan, revert and review offline deletion requests.

This is not a claim of perceptual matching across every recoded or edited version.

• Create an empty Excel catalog template.
• Export five-level hierarchy and performer profile fields.
• Validate sheets, headers and content before import.
• Preview new entries and updates.
• Merge into a clean installation with new local IDs.
• Do not delete entries merely because an Excel row is absent.
• Select existing local Data or copy Data to another location.

Excel exchanges defined catalogs, while copying Data serves a different migration/backup purpose.

• Spanish and English interface resources.
• Gallery layout, page size and initial-view preferences.
• Main thumbnail timing, capture count and default image.
• Python-environment diagnostics and repair controls.
• Licensing client with activation, validation and device deactivation.
• Trial/expired visual restrictions implemented in the current base.
• Version and technical information for support.

The final package, service availability, requirements and commercial terms still need release validation.