InerziaStudios Lite at Mac App Store analyse

PLEASE NOTE: this application has not been discontinued. Our team is busy on other projects, but we will update it as soon as possible. We are planning a brand new version, that will be available to all of our existing users.

We have not tested this version on OS X El Capitan, at the moment.

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InerziaStudios Lite is the ultimate solution to manage your movies. You can organize, filter and watch them in a cutting-edge interface.

Key features (Lite version):

• Management of a wide range of details: title, directors, actors, producers, screen players, musicians, photography, editing, distributors, review, personal rate and many more.

• Organize your movies in collections (Shelves) and smart collections (Smart Shelves). Using this Lite version, you are allowed to manage up to 3 movies.

• Infinite covers for each movie.

• SmartSearch Engine for automatic download of details and covers from Wikipedia and/or TMDB, for one movie (multiple searches are not available in this Lite version).

• Wishlist: keep track of movies coming out (up to 2) and add them to Calendar. SmartSearch also helps you here.

• High definition rendering thanks to the H.264 protocol.

• Optimized for Retina display.

• Plenty of advanced features: support for movies divided in parts, drag & drop import, thumbnails view, random mode, Quick Look, third-party viewers support, suggestions through Social Networks and much more coming in future updates!

• Only available in Complete version: Apple Remote support, manage unlimited movies and wishes, multiple SmartSearch.

InerziaStudios will change the way you watch movies on your Mac!

PLEASE NOTE: if you have installed any QuickTime extension, InerziaStudios can use it to playback your videos.

The time needed to add a new film is related to the QuickTime engine. SmartSearch uses an online service (TMDB/Wikipedia), so the time required is strongly dependent on the responsiveness of their servers.