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YAMMM ( Yet Another Meta Media Manager ) - Windows Application Review

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Have a large Movie library
but, lacking the info about your movies?
Look no further Yammm has you covered....



Pros:
- Automatically grabs the movie information from the web
- Automatically renames folders 
- Automatically grabs movie covers and backdrops 

Cons: 
- Setup is sometimes hit or miss
- Though its rare sometimes gets movie data wrong

My Thoughts:
Personally i like Yammm, I don't know what I would do without it (this is probably because I'm a little OCD about organization). My main flaw with Yammm is the lack of UI... Set up just brings up a standard Windows, window and after that it there is nothing else. If you use Windows Media Center or XBMC and you have a large library of ripped movies this is a must have... 

UI: 2
Features: 4
Usefulness: 4
Stability: 4
Ease of use: 3

Score
17/25
68


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  1. AnonymousFebruary 17, 2012 at 6:50 PM

    What I like about YAMMM is that it's the best one out there. What I dislike about it is that it's the best one out there. In other words, I can't find anything better to get around its problems.

    It gets a lot of things right, but can't find a lot of things, and it's not clear how to get around it. Supposedly one can add a tag with the IMDB or TheMovieDB.org tag, but that hasn't worked for me. I didn't see anything about theTVDB.com tags.

    Aside from movies it can't find at all, there's often a problem with multi-disc series. Some of the discs might show up fine, and there might be one it can't find for no apparent reason.

    I'd gladly supply the missing information myself if there were a better road map.

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    1. David SumnerFebruary 18, 2012 at 12:57 PM

      I agree with you on pretty much everything you said.

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  2. MikinhoApril 30, 2012 at 10:00 PM

    I'm Mikinho, the author Yammm. I happen to see your review and wanted to mention that Yammm v2 goes live as part of the Ceton Companion Applications for Windows Media Center (but still supports XBMC, etc)

    I'll be posting more information soon but you can check out the Ceton Blog post about the betas: http://cetoncorp.com/blog/ceton-companion-apps-extender-beta-announcement/

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    1. David SumnerMay 1, 2012 at 2:44 PM

      That's Cool thanks for the info. Will keep an eye out for more updates

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