The compiled/packaged version of tinyMediaManager has a limitation concerning the number of loaded objects/API calls of the scraper (currently 50 movies, 10 TV series, and about 50 API calls) - unlockable with a license. This is my try at building a media manager for macOS, since the Mac. You can download and evaluate tinyMediaManager for free - with some limitations: ViMediaManager is a media manager for Mac OS X, allowing you to gather, store, and manage information, extra art, trailers and television tunes for your movie, television and anime collections, and can be used on it's own, or in combination with Kodi and Plex.
Automatically assign movies to moviesets. Get media information (through mediainfo). then all settings and temporary files are stored in the application directory itself. Write Kodi (formerly XBMC) and MediaPortal compatible NFOs What is the meaning of the little icons under each show title. TinyMediaManager will also allow you to personalize your collection by renaming both movies and their respective folders, making the organization quick and easy. x (movie) do not move movie extras out of the Extra(s) folder upon renaming x force closing of files after subtitle hash calculation x (windows) call the default file manager rather than explorer. There is also an option to pull technical metadata right from the movies in your collection, along with the ability to quickly detect season/episode details for TV shows, as well as powerful searching, sorting, and filtering. 
You can retrieve and use artwork from and trailers from and for your collection or Scrape metadata, , and. Select the new media, and then Enhanced Editing option for 'Change data source of selected.' and move the item to the proper data source it should be in. Update sources for Temp Holding, importing all new content.
TinyMediaManager is a portable freeware media management tool for maintaining your movies in organized collections, finding TV shows and episodes in subdirectories and setting artwork for movie sets, and much more. Put new media a 'Temp Holding' data source.
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