How you organise your digital porn?

[snaptrap]

Hi, so how do you organise your digital porn?

This mis mine. I start by deviding my folders into 7 catagories

Baywatch
Blonds*
Brunettes*
Short haired blonds*
Short haired brunettes*
Pictures
New

Each folder with a * is then catagorised into different subfolders
- Best of the best (My favorite scenes)
- Amateurs
- Celebd and centerfolds
- Pornstars 30+ years
- Pornstars -30 years
- Classics, which I hardly look at, but don't wanna throw away.

When I have more then 4 video files of a single performer she gets a folder too, like Jenna Jameson.

New belongs to all the files I got since 2 or 3 three weeks. It's kinda like a folder where i didn't deside I wanna keep stuff.

(I'd like to enhance the system...)

 

[DP_LOVER]

I just have mine sorted by the name of the girl in them, that way if i want to watch a particular porn star i just look her up and all her scenes are there together

 

[sean miguel]

Mine's all over the place. It's a mess.

I have folders labeled "Check this out" or "Whoa"

 

[Rezen]

I have folders A-Z and I'm a picture guy more than video. So I have many gigs of pics sorted by first name. I also have a folder for amateur babes too like mirror girls and Iphone babes, you know, selfshot stuff.

For vids I just go to payones.

 

[TaylorVixenFan]

I uhh...don't have any digital porn any more....i uhh had an accident and it all got deleted. i do however got a lot of pictures. i organize them by name...and for the stuff i have no names for...like lesbians porn and anything random i just catgorize them that way.

 

[ban-one]

I have the lovely ladies in alphabetical order, everyone getting their own folder, and folders for each pic set (labeled with a 1 or 2 word summary of the set) and the accompanying vids if applicable, and then I usually end up with a few orphans that either reside freely in the main file, or if I get enough of them, I'll group all the assorted pics together in one assorted file. That way I can pick my lady, and then pick what I wanna look at.

 

[TaylorVixenFan]

very much the way i do...except for the vids part...when i still had videos...i organized them seperatly in my videos.. i have each lady in a folder. with additionaly folders dividing each set like 1,2 or 3 or something like white bikini, or pink shirt...something like that...basically im very organized! LOL

 

[ban-one]

very much the way i do...except for the vids part...when i still had videos...i organized them seperatly in my videos.. i have each lady in a folder. with additionaly folders dividing each set like 1,2 or 3 or something like white bikini, or pink shirt...something like that...basically im very organized! LOL

Yeah, I do alotta 'Blue Bikini,' 'Red Lingerie,' sometimes the location, like 'Beach' or 'Bed.' Whatever I think best describes it. Unfortunately, they'll all too often have multiple sets that would be described the same way, so I end up with Blue Bikini 1, 2, & 3. I like having my vids with the girls themselves (along with their pics), but I could see having one section for the pics and one section for all your vids.

 

[damppanties]

I organize into oriental love those babes, russian/old soviet bloc countries, indian, european, latina, whitem-aybe some europe mixed in unknown, spain-portugal, italian, greece

 

[luis1972]

By the names of the babes

 

[fkknuckle]

Folders by name in alphabetical order.

 

[squallumz]

i use scrubbing bubbles.

also.. baywatch? wtf.

 

[fred1]

There's softcore and hardcore. If it's softcore there are subfolders Babes are either Blondes, Brunettes or asians. Same with busty girls. There's a special folder in which I have softcore pictures of pornstars only. I make sure each main folder can be saved on a DVD.

However, my hardcore folder is organised by position. In this case I really want the file to have the name of the girl. I have made a special tool for this purpose. But I also use other tools before i run my program. If you have a mac, you should check out ImageOptim. It wraps some tools which will shrink the size of jpg files without affecting the quality in any way. First, it removes metadata tags, then it runs jpegtran (from the Independent Jpeg Group) which will optimise the huffman tables, Finally, it runs jpegrescan on each file that does further optimisation. This tool works on an entire folder. It's slow but it's worth the wait.

More important are tools like UniqueFiler which can find identical or near identical pictures. With this tool you can move files that belong to the same set. Also, if you have nearly identical files, you can keep the best and delete the rest.

And then there's a tool that I made myself. It's a specialised bulk renaming tool. I don't want files called 1.jpg or files with some 30 characters or so. such files will be renamed to something like +_753290.jpg
the first two characters indicate size. There are 9 combinations !!, !_, !+, _!, __, _+, +!, +_ and ++. It calculates height and width, multiplies the values and selects the prefix that corresponds to the range that height * width falls in. ++ means that it's as large or larger than a rather big number. The first digit indicates whether the picture is portrait or landscape . 0-4 means landscape while 5-9 indicates portrait. The last two digits are a rough measurement of quality. I hope there will be better algorithms. It's called "No-Reference Quality Assessment" The tool makes it very easy to find the really small pictures that I don't want.

If, on the other hand, I have a file named "lELa sTAR dOES sOMETHING nASTY.JPEG, it will rename the file to something like "Lela Star5098.jpg" The first two digits indicate portrait 00 - 49 or landscape 50- 99. If I have several of these, the next file will be named "Lela Star5198.jpg"

It's a pet project since I like programming. And it does make it so much easier to move files around since it makes sure there won't be any name collisions. If the files are in a folder with a special name, the serial number will start from 49 or 99 and then the the next lower number. It's a great tool.

 

[Sicario]

I divide mine into two easy folders:

1: Subscriptions/Paid for.

2: Pirated.

:hatsoff:

 

[GodsEmbryo]

Unless I know the name of the porn star, my folders are pretty much a mess...

... I have made a special tool for this purpose...

It's a little geeky. But on the other hand it could be an interesting method to extend to a longer number where every two digits indicate something. Like <name><portrait/landscape><hard/soft><haircolor><position>... If you ever need to search for pictures of a blonde in a certain position, you could use a regular expression to find them.

 

[analpornlover]

A different folder for each porn company.

 

[fred1]

Unless I know the name of the porn star, my folders are pretty much a mess...



It's a little geeky. But on the other hand it could be an interesting method to extend to a longer number where every two digits indicate something. Like <name><portrait/landscape><hard/soft><haircolor><position>... If you ever need to search for pictures of a blonde in a certain position, you could use a regular expression to find them.

Well, yes. But it would be difficult to automate. There's nothing to indicate hair color. One thing that I have considered is to add OCR support. I could use Tesseract which is open source. Then, maybe, it could find a name for those files that don't have names.

I admit it's geeky. It has some additional features. For instance, it tells me if there's a triplet like Jennny, There are 3 n's in that name which is clearly wrong. It doesn't check xxx for obvious reasons. It also creates a log file which shows what files have been renamed. And then it creates a report which lists distinct names. And it doesn't end there. Using the levenshtein algorithm, it will also list possible misspellings. It showed that I had both "Rebecca Linares" and "Rebeca Linares".

 

[L3ggy]

Since when is Baywatch porn?

 

[fred1]

Well, yes. But it would be difficult to automate. There's nothing to indicate hair color. One thing that I have considered is to add OCR support. I could use Tesseract which is open source. Then, maybe, it could find a name for those files that don't have names.

I admit it's geeky. It has some additional features. For instance, it tells me if there's a triplet like Jennny, There are 3 n's in that name which is clearly wrong. It doesn't check xxx for obvious reasons. It also creates a log file which shows what files have been renamed. And then it creates a report which lists distinct names. And it doesn't end there. Using the levenshtein algorithm, it will also list possible misspellings. It showed that I had both "Rebecca Linares" and "Rebeca Linares".

On second thought, the idea seems feasible. And I have an idea for how to achieve this. I would have to create a specialised picture viewer with check boxes where I can check the features that apply to each picture. As I hit the "next" button, the program would rename the file according to these new rules. The new name should be different in a way that can be easily determined so that the next picture is one that hasn't yet been renamed according to these new rules. Hmmm...

 

[fred1]

On second thought, the idea seems feasible. And I have an idea for how to achieve this. I would have to create a specialised picture viewer with check boxes where I can check the features that apply to each picture. As I hit the "next" button, the program would rename the file according to these new rules. The new name should be different in a way that can be easily determined so that the next picture is one that hasn't yet been renamed according to these new rules. Hmmm...

*** Update ***
On second thought, the idea seems feasible. Since I know that Rebeca Linares is a brunette and someone like Barbie Cummings is blonde I could automate this by building a database with known names. With so many freely available database programs, that would be easy. A few would remain and I have an idea for how to achieve this goal. I would have to create a specialised picture viewer with check boxes where I can check the features that apply to each picture. As I hit the "next" button, the program would rename the file according to these new rules. The new name should be different in a way that can be easily determined so that the next picture is one that hasn't yet been renamed according to these new rules. Hmmm...