Quoting Doombear:

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Quoting CubbyUps:

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I found an error in an album, The Mask was recently uploaded and it contains caps from both a 1961 film and the Jim Carrey version.

The Mask

Fixed thanks! 

No problem.

Are you wanting to have other profiles (box sets) show with the "+" similar to the Police Academy example you provided?

If so, the profile with the "+" would be considered the Parent profile and the profiles that collapse/expand when the "+" is clicked would be considered the Child profiles.

In order to do that you need to have a Parent, or master profile.  Edit your Parent profile (Ctrl+E), select the Box Set Contents tab on the Edit Profile window, and Assign the selected Child Profiles to that Parent profile.  Once finished, make sure you select the Save & Close button.

Faultline (2004)@0:01:55
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY
ROBBIE KNOUSE

Title: Burnt Offerings

Year: 1976
Director: Dan Curtis
Writer: Robert Marasco (Original Material By), William F. Nolan (Screenwriter), Dan Curtis (Screenwriter)
Rating: PG
Length: 116 Min.
Video: Anamorphic Widescreen 1.85:1
Audio: English: Dolby Digital: Mono, Commentary: Dolby Digital: Mono
Subtitles: English, French, Spanish

Stars:
Karen Black as Marian
Oliver Reed as Ben
Burgess Meredith as Brother
Eileen Heckart as Roz
Lee H. Montgomery as David
Dub Taylor as Walker

Plot:
Step inside a vacation house of horror in this terrifying thriller that "does for summer homes what Jaws did for a dip in the surf" (The New York Times)! Starring Karen Black, Oliver Reed, Burgess Meredith and Bette Davis, this riveting haunted-house chiller delivers "hidden terrors [that] mount creepily as the film builds to a climax of pulverizing fright" (Rex Reed)!

Marian (Black) and Ben (Reed) find it hard to believe that for only $900 they've rented a sprawling country mansion for the entire summer. But as they settle into their isolated estate with their son and Ben's aunt (Davis), they find themselves surrounded by a living presence – an evil, hypnotic, occult force – that feeds on torture, fear...and murder.

Extras:
Scene Access
Audio Commentary
Feature Trailers
Closed Captioned

My Thoughts:
This one I enjoyed quite a bit. It has some stars I have become a fan of such as Karen Black and Burgess Meredith. This is defenitely on the slow side, but it didn't have any trouble keeping my intrest. This movie has a good... but subtle atmosphere that works very well for this movie. definitely worth the watch.

My Rating:
Out of a Possible 5

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(1) Goodguy has left the Invelos forums.
(2) You no longer need this script. Starting DVD Profiler with a specific database is now a command line option.

From the HELP Menu (you are not the only one that has overlooked this valuable resource  )

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Startup Parameters
DVD Profiler can be launched with one or more of the below startup parameters. To add startup parameters to your DVD Profiler icon, right-click on the icon in the Windows Start menu or Desktop and select "Properties". Enter the desired parameters after the last quote in the "Target" field. Example:

"C:\Program Files\DVD Profiler\dvdpro.exe" /NoSplash

DVD Profiler recognizes the following startup parameters:

/NoSplash Starts DVD Profiler without the splash screen.
/CloseExisting Attempts to close any existing running copy of DVD Profiler before launching.
/CommandFile=[FileName] Opens and executes commands from the designated file name. See Command Files for details. Example:
"C:\Program Files\DVD Profiler\dvdpro.exe" /CommandFile=C:\Commands.txt

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Command Files
Command files are simple text files with a sequential list of commands for DVD Profiler to perform tasks such as backing up your database.

Command files may be executed via either the File->Run Command File... command or by using the startup parameter "/CommandFile".

Command files can be created in any text editor, such as Notepad. Enter one command per line and DVD Profiler will execute each in turn when the command file is run. The following is a list of recognized commands, with associated parameters:

MenuCommand [Command] Executes the main menu command designated by [Command]. Example:

OpenDatabase [Database Name] Opens the selected database by name. Example: OpenDatabase Default

I did see it, but wasn't sure about it at first.  Thank you for clarifying these details.  I'll definitely explore this.  Much appreciated

Windows is notorious for jamming up the works when an update is pending, due to DLLs or system files that have pending changes. Check for that. Reboot your PC and apply the updates.

A little known fact. A few years ago, Ken added the ability for the database to handle custom profile IDs (at my request). Resulting profiles can be manipulated, sorted, filtered, backed up, exported just like official profiles - just not contributed. Not sure about upload to online, but that's easy to check.

As far as I know, BulkEdit is the only plugin that supports this feature. Tools>BulkEdit>Create Custom Profile. A leading underscore will be automatically added. The remaining 15 digits of the non-locality portion of the profile ID can be any characters that are acceptable as a Windows file name, including an already existing UPC.

To add a duplicate DVD, select it, then Create Custom Profile. Make sure to check the "clone from displayed profile", then  select the desired locality and then "Add to" desired collection. You will then be presented with the Invelos DVD Copy/Paste menu and you can select "All" or specific portions of the profile.

Your new profile will be added to your database, and the only thing that will distinguish it from other profiles, is that the "UPC" will start with an underscore ("_").

Here is an example. Have fun!

It just occurred to me that I could have easily added a checkbox to copy the children of a box set parent, but alas I did not.

Notary has 2 credits in the database as "On-Set Groot" from the Guardians of the Galaxy films. I believe pictures were furnished to bolster the point. I think those credits were so that the actor talking to Groot's character would know where to "look" when saying the lines, since there's no physical Groot to look at?

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom - Oscar Faura (checked in the closing credits).

GREGORY WEIMERSKIRCH (6 titles, 6 confirmed, 143 profiles)
- A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood (confirmed by greyghost)
- The Fault in Our Stars (confirmed by greyghost)
- Fences (confirmed by greyghost)
- Jack Reacher (confirmed by T!M)
- Last Flag Flying (confirmed by greyghost)
- The Perks of Being a Wallflower (confirmed by T!M)

GREG WEIMERSKIRCH (6 titles, 6 confirmed, 105 profiles)
- American Pastoral (confirmed by greyghost)
- American Wedding (confirmed by greyghost)
- Fathers and Daughters (confirmed by greyghost)
- Promised Land (confirmed by T!M)
- Southpaw (confirmed by greyghost)
- Where'd You Go, Bernadette (confirmed by T!M)

GREGORY A. WEIMERSKIRCH (1 title, 1 confirmed)
- Love the Coopers (confirmed by T!M)

With 6 vs. 6 titles, the larger number of profiles acts as the tiebreaker, so Gregory Weimerskirch is the common name for now.

JAG: Season 2 Episode 8@0:04:48
RICK HILL

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