Show HN: Media Hoarder v1.4.0 Supporting TV Series, Introducing Episode Heatmaps

Fellow hackers,

Media Hoarder is celebrating its 2nd birthday today and it finally supports tv series with the freshly released v1.4.0.

Here's a video showcasing the new features: https://www.youtube.com/watch/3qfb5UWJrdQ

Development wise I've been joined by an individual named kolbdog323 providing lots of feedback and requests over multiple months which I'm truly grateful of, because Media Hoarder is still an absolute side-project developed by a father of two in his limited spare time :D

Please feel free to discuss features, development and sideproject-y things, I'm really curious!

Media Hoarder Website: https://media.hoarder.software

Blog post "2nd Birthday - TV Series Support": https://media.hoarder.software/blog/2nd-birthday-tv-series-s...

GitHub project: https://github.com/theMK2k/Media-Hoarder

cheers

-- MK2k

Show HN: Media Hoarder v1.4.0 Supporting TV Series, Introducing Episode Heatmaps
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I'm more of a streamer and used to things like JustWatch and like it a lot. But your solution provides such an intuitive, comprehensive and complete UX at a really amazing speed. Like IMDB and JustWatch combined on steroids. Kudos!

I think this may be one of the wares I looked at when I was hoping to build a catalog of at least my visual media. Something in the sense of "I have this on a DVD, I have that on Blu-Ray" or "I have this as an .mp4." However, this was complicated by looking for something open-source enough that I could stick my fingers in the database and go from there to bring the catalog, or something like it, to a webpage.

What justifies you using the pejorative ‘knock-off’ when the same descriptor could literally be used for projects that you included in your list? No need to be so disparaging.

It feels like you did a quick skim of the README, picked out one thing you didn’t like, and worked backwards from that negative kneejerk reaction. Don’t misrepresent that as you having had a real look.