A media library manager. Fitzflix was created by Glenn Fitzpatrick so he would know what was in his family's library when browsing for movies at thrift shops, and to keep track of his movie reviews.
Fitzflix takes video files for movies and TV shows, uploads to AWS S3 Glacier Deep-Archive storage for backup, sorts them into a Plex-compatible folder hierarchy, removes non-native languages and subtitles to save space, and lets you easily see what movies and TV shows you have in your library and in what formats to help upgrade their quality.
Files named like these…
…become sorted like so…
…and are displayed in the application as…
…and show associated information from TMDb:
It supports reviewing films to help keep track of what you've seen:
It also supports TV shows:
And makes a great shopping list for searching for films that aren't as good as they could be (e.g. finding non-fullscreen versions of films, upgrading from DVD to Blu-Ray, etc.):
TODO
python3 -m venv venv &&
source venv/bin/activate &&
pip install -r requirements.txt &&
pip install gunicorn pymysql &&
flask db upgrade
Update command, directory, and user fields in fitzflix_supervisor.ini file with installation and user information.
brew install supervisor &&
cp fitzflix_supervisor.ini /opt/homebrew/etc/supervisor.d/ &&
brew services start supervisor
source venv/bin/activate &&
rqscheduler
Run a max of 1 SQL worker so database operations are properly serialized.
source venv/bin/activate &&
rq worker fitzflix-sql
Vary the number of following workers according to needs:
source venv/bin/activate &&
rq worker fitzflix-user-request
source venv/bin/activate &&
rq worker fitzflix-import fitzflix-file-operation
source venv/bin/activate &&
rq worker fitzflix-transcode fitzflix-import fitzflix-file-operation
source venv/bin/activate &&
rq worker fitzflix-file-operation fitzflix-import
flask run