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1.sqzw-x / amane

TranslatedA personal video library for the AI era

Python GPL-3.01.3K total135 forks

+117 stars

from 1,134 · score 4.77

2.jxxghp / MoviePilot

TranslatedNAS media library automation management tool

Python GPL-3.012K total1.5K forks

+61 stars

from 11,972 · score 4.13

3.henriquesebastiao / downtify

Download and listen to your music, playlists, and podcasts, along with album art and metadata

spotify-downloader
downloader
music
music-downloader
playlists
spotify
+6 more

Python AGPL-3.0848 total87 forks

+55 stars

from 793 · score 4.03

4.BlizzHacker / romarr

Find, verify and organize your game library. Native Windows and Docker, DAT checks, ROM Hub plugins, and optional RomM/Cartridge integration.

arr
emulation
prowlarr
proxmox
python
qbittorrent
+5 more

Python MIT230 total20 forks

+17 stars

from 213 · score 2.89

5.Casvt / Kapowarr

Kapowarr is a software to build and manage a comic book library, fitting in the *arr suite of software.

comic
comic-downloader
comicbook
comics
comics-downloader
comicvine-api

Python GPL-3.01.1K total76 forks

+6 stars

from 1,105 · score 1.95

6.lardbit / nefarious

Web application for automatically downloading TV & Movies (w/ VPN)

transmission
jackett
django
angular
tmdb
torrent
+3 more

Python GPL-3.01.3K total85 forks

+5 stars

from 1,302 · score 1.79

7.mylar3 / mylar3

The python3 version of the automated Comic Book downloader (cbr/cbz) for use with various download clients.

Python GPL-3.01.5K total139 forks

+2 stars

from 1,465 · score 1.10

8.chapmanjacobd / library

99+ CLI tools to build, browse, and blend your media library

sqlite
curation
datacuration
media
playlist
videos
+14 more

Python BSD-3-CLAUSE486 total16 forks

+1 stars

from 485 · score 0.69

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