The Greek letter Pi.

I enter exactly what I see on the cover (or screen).

I wouldn't have any problem with using the Greek character if the program will see it properly. I would set up my sort title as Pi.

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Quoting Giga Wizard:

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U+03C0

That doesn't work in Profiler. It will only return the Greek small letter p.

? not supported here and in DvdProfiler

Quoting hal9g:

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The Greek letter Pi.

I enter exactly what I see on the cover (or screen).

Quoting Giga Wizard:

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U+03C0

Quoting Martin_Zuidervliet:

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An an alternative you could also type "TT".

Quoting goblinsdoitall:

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For the capital use U + 03A0

It seems some people will go to any lengths to ensure that nobody will find certain DVDs when adding profiles by title. (*) Just ask yourself what you would enter to find the movie.

(*) Although in Martin's case it might have been just sarcasm. But with these discussions, you can never be sure.

As mindless as it seems, if the rule is written as the original poster says he sees it (I don't believe it is), the title should be left blank.

As to the "Pi" title; "Pi" is the understood "written version" of the symbol (at least in American English). The idea when writing the rule was to avoid the use of symbols (even mathematical) and/or graphics or logo's of any kind in the title field.

Bottom line is...... the rule needs to be re-written. 

Quoting Martin_Zuidervliet:

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An an alternative you could also type "TT".

Quoting goodguy:

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(*) Although in Martin's case it might have been just sarcasm. But with these discussions, you can never be sure.

Yes it was. I do not understand why some users like to make things more difficult for themselves than absolutly necessary.