R3el Movie and TV Show Organizer
The R3el Project uses a locally hosted Large Language Model (LLM) to organize a collection of files that contain movies or TV shows.
In short, I used an AI to match my massive collection of media files and folders to The Movie Database entries, then download the posters, actor data, episode info etc. and put it into my own database. Then I built a front end to view it, search it, and browse it.
The architecture and code for this project was based on my Ax3l Project.
The local Qwen model runs through LlamaSrv
(GitHub repository), an independently
managed model service shared by R3el and other applications. R3el uses LlamaSrv’s
default inference port 51001; its control panel uses port 51000. See
model setup.
Batch processing
- Batch and per-item flowcharts — batch processing and individual item identification.
- TV show imports — series detection, episode mappings, and automatic TV destinations.
- Directory patterns — two-part movies, separate dated movies, and SRT associations.
- Import and source cleanup — moves, commits, conflicts, and cleanup.
- Runtime behaviour — starting, stopping, and completing batches.
Using and operating R3el
- Control, Catalogue, and Event Log
- Identification server and installation
- CMDB declarations and runtime configuration
- File naming and format preference