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What is OpenDB Hosting?
The Open Media Collectors Database (or OpenDB for short) is an open-source, multimedia inventory application.
Why Choose opendb Hosting?
OpenDB is a great way to turn your cluttered collection of video and audio files into a coordinated database. Whether you have a large number of media or products (e.g., DVD, BluRay, CD, books, etc.). OpenDB can turn those haphazard files into a cataloged directory. For both individuals and businesses, OpenDB’s dynamic organizational powers can prove to be both convenient and valuable. Putting all of your files into one place can help you organize photos, sort media files into orderly lists, assemble and distribute company documents, and more.
Additional features include customizable item types, a variety of themes to choose from, email support, RSS feeds, HTML caching, language packs, import and export plugins, and plugins for dozens of sites including Amazon.com and IMDB.com. In addition, the basic database management capabilities can be used in concert with eCommerce applications.
OpenDB is written in the PHP Hypertext Preprocessor (PHP) scripting language, and is downloadable across an array of platforms and operating systems. There is also a portable version available for those who don’t want to have to download additional scripting software. If you plan to use OpenDB to categorize and share items on your website, contact your Web hosting provider to make sure that your plan supports OpenDB.
