Episort

Organizing a large media library becomes hard once files are badly named, mixed together, or matched to the wrong episode order.

Naming conventions vary, several shows can be mixed in one folder, and broadcast orders do not always line up. Blind automation can therefore damage an entire library.

• Identify media without hiding uncertainty
• Prepare a verifiable plan
• Keep every destructive operation explicitly confirmed

A deterministic analysis chain classifies the files, enriches them through TVDB, then exposes a manual review. Moving files requires two confirmations and stays journaled so a run can be resumed.

• Scans AVI, MP4 and MKV
• Detects shows, movies, unknown files and ambiguities
• Aired, DVD and absolute orders
• Manual review
• Source-to-destination plan
• Two-step confirmation
• Journaling and recovery

A desktop application separating scan, analysis, enrichment, plan building, and execution. The interface never moves a file directly.

Java · JavaFX · TVDB API

• Prefer an explainable result over opaque detection
• Keep the plan separate from its execution
• Treat ambiguity as a normal state

• Interpreting inconsistent file names
• Handling several mixed release groups
• Reconciling different episode orders

• Safe usage comes from how the flow is structured
• Reliable automation has to declare its uncertainty

Le projet est actuellement : en développement. Cette formulation reflète son état renseigné dans l’administration.

• Harden recovery
• Broaden naming tests
• Add real media