You can organize and manage your large collection of media files with various managers. Each certainly has pros and cons and can’t satisfy all your need. So why don’t you write your own media manger (Believe me, you just need to know how to program at a basic level in order to write this, there are many free source code out there you can reuse and optimize to meet your need). The thing probably is how to get all information about your media files. You can do this manually but I can’t due to my ‘fat’ collection (it may takes a year or more). Fortunately, I’ve just found this small and tidy utility which does this job even perfectly. With MediaInfo, you can get all info you need and export it to text HTML, CSV… files which might be easily imported and processed by your application.
MediaInfo About 
MediaInfo Main window 
You first need to add files or folders to get information. 
Immediately, you can view the information. But, you can choose the way to view and here are some 
Tree 
Sheet 
Text 
HTML 
And here is the thing I love: Export. You can export it to many file formats or you can use your own style. 
Preferences 
Windows Media Center is one of the most used tools in Windows 7 which lets you organize your media files in an easy way. But what if you want to watch YouTube videos and other videos which rely on Internet services? Recently, and without a lot of fuss, a member of the greenbutton.com forum has released an interesting plug-in called Macro Tube which aims to solve this issue. Thanks to it you will be able to watch your favorite YouTube videos, directly from WMC! 
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