How to organize the archive?

Question

Video

Available: 500GB of video material (about 700 files), each file is some kind of informational event.
Task: To systematize the message of the video archive. To be able to search by tags, dates, names. That is, you enter, for example, the word "President" and he gives you a list of video files to which this tag is attached.
Question: Does anyone know something similar from the software?

Answer 1

Archivid
Program will help you:

* Visualize your collection, whether it's movies, series or anime stored on your hard drive, CD/DVD or videotape.
* Organize movies by defining them into customizable categories.
* For example, you can create a category "Favorite movies", "Must see", etc.
* Download information about movies from the Internet, along with covers and frames.
* Search and sort movies by various parameters: title, year, actors...
* Filter data using an advanced filter tree structure.
* By creating a filter, with just one click, you can select films that are, for example, comedies released in 2000, with a rating of at least 8 points, added to the database in the last week.
* Automatically fill the database by specifying the program a folder with video files.
* Export data to html format, as well as to separate ArchiVid databases.
* Import data from Excel and from another ArchiVid database.
* Create database backups.
* Protect the database with a password, or temporarily prohibit editing the database.
* The program can be run from a flash drive, so it will always be at hand.

Answer 2

There is a file called "President_v_Krymu.mpg" and nothing more. I would like to give it tags and then, upon request, this particular file would be given to me. Sorry I posted the comment in the wrong place

Answer 3

We use it

Answer 4

Stupidly in the name of the video, enter the date of shooting and all the tags and search by the usual search for files.