Media Companion allows you to browse movies, TV shows, music videos, posters, personal collections, and more and catalog your results. Also available as 32-Bit.

The app is portable, so run Media Companion to get started. At first glance, Media Companion looks a little complicated. There are many forms and tabs; however, you only need to start at the top left under Search to find your first movie or TV show. For testing, we decided to go with Gotham and not enter any additional search terms or details and realized our first mistake was the default selected "Movies." Still, there were also many choices for TV Shows, Music Videos, or Home Movies.

Once you search, you select your options from the opposite panel and choose scrape. You can look up TVDB and IMDB, art, and more. Often, we see all sorts of information to enter from directors, actors, writers, and more, but somehow a simple search of a TV or movie title isn't as easy to find and execute in all places.

There are millions of possible searches from artists, movies, TV shows, posters, artwork, and so much more. We still think there's a better way to unclutter the interface, but if you don't mind a slight learning curve to get used to the app, then Media Companion is hard to beat when you want every possible result.

We hope to see numerous improvements as development continues because Media Companion has a ton of potential.