Windows application to help you track, rate, and categorize the AMVs you watch

AniDB stands for Anime DataBase. We feature detailed information about all forms of CJK (Chinese, Japanese, and Korean) animation. Helps to locate what episodes specific characters show up in.

Spreadsheet template for tracking what contests/conventions you've submitted your vids to. By Troubleclef

A batch and shell script which can be used to automatically anonymize video file names in an IC or similar event setting. The files can then be shared with others while a generated text file holds the original file names.

Found a very good download manager called JDownloader. When you paste in a link it scans the website for all downloads and gives you the options. For YouTube it can get the video, audio, thumbnail and description. I think its mostly meant to ease downloading off of random file hosting sites, it even solves captchas if there is any lol. But works great for YouTube too

A calendar of live-action vidding events (mostly expos).

Alternative tracking template from Resy. Copy and tweak as desired.

It has some premium features but is mostly free. You can put subscriptions into categories/folders/groups, and do other things. Honestly it's super useful and I heavily recommend at least skimming through the guide video because it just has so many features. It's available for every major browser including android and iOS.

A python utility script which detects different scenes in a video and stores them as preview images with timecodes burned into the pictures.

A tool that visualizes the size of files and folders on your drives. Very handy if you're trying to get more space to download that new movie that just came out and the only torrent is a 45GB uncompressed BD rip.