Version 1.02 is available.

- Added ability to edit Locality
    - manually from the dropdown box
    - via MultiCopy tool

To bulk change localities, flag the relevent profiles, and then Load Flagged Profiles in BulkEdit, after having checked the Locality column for display.

After the change, File/Save Validated Changes will create a new copy of the profile with the new locality. The old one's flag will have been cleared and new one will be flagged. The datagrid will refresh with only the newly created profileIDs.

Version 1.04 is available.

In DVDSpot  CSV Import
- Improved fix for Star Rating
- Allow "Profile ID" field to replace "UPC"

For All CSV Imports (including DVDSpot)
- Improved handling of "Profile ID" field

Profile ID
- When present, overrides UPC, and UPC is derived from it
- When present, Locality guessing is bypassed

Profile ID formats supported:
- UPC.Locality, where Locality is defined as here.
- "I"(followed by 16 digit disc id).Locality  - Example:  IABCDEFAB123A456B.5
- "M"(followed by 12 digit number).Locality - Example: M000000000047.17

In all cases, if locality = United States ("0"), then the ".0" is omitted.

I just tried installing this plugin (I need to import my XML file into an empty database for some verification, and I unfortunately don't have access to my actual backup file), but it won't load.

I downloaded v1.04 and v1.05, both give the same error:  Error reading localities: using internal tables.

So I click ok, then DVD Profiler gives an error and says "The selected plugin's load function failed".

And that's it. It somply won't load. I skimmed this thread to try and find someone with a similar problem, and I didn't.

I tried flagging a few DVD before going to Tools -> View Plugins and add the checkmark next to BulkEdit (as it's not there by default because of the error, and the BulkEdit entry on the tools menu doesn't appear), and I get the same error, although the BulkEdit menu entry under Tools appears at this time, but doesn't do anything.

I'm guessing I must be missing some component, but I can't find information about any dependencies of this plugin.

Edit: just realized something - I'm using DVD Profiler 3.5 Beta - could that be the problem?

Quoting Giga Wizard:

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yes is beta problem

thought so... seconds after I realised I am using the beta 


thanks Giga! 

well I don't know what changed, but I just uninstalled 3.5 Beta, then manually deleted all folders (in program files, in my documents and in appdata), also deleted the registry keys.

I then installed 3.1 (and plugins I use)

Lo and behold, all is fine! BulkEdit loads and works fine! 


But sorry mediadogg, that means I won't be able to help you troubleshoot it... 

Quoting mediadogg:

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Oh ... I thought you wanted to use the Beta.

Well, yeah, I still want to use the beta, but I really needed to check something and have an up to date database in DVDP right now 


I still have 3.5 beta installed at home, so if you need help with the troubleshooting, I should be able to over the weekend

Thanks, mediadogg! Appreciated! 

Quoting kahless:

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Thanks, mediadogg! Appreciated! 

My pleasure. And if I'm not mistaken, haven't you recently gotten a "star bump" of your own? If so, congrats! Your efforts are also being appreciated.