Topic: phpdvdprofiler

[Dragonfire]

I didn't know I could correct them...I've never seen a way to take out a messed up watch date.  I thought once they were put in, they stuck there.

[Jimmy]

You just had to correct the dvd history by left clicking on it in DVDP.

[Dragonfire]

I never knew that was there.  Cool.  I'll try to fix the others that are screwed up...probably have to go with a best guess on some of them, but it has to be closer than 1899   

It could be fun to find the 0000 one though...can't see that title.

[Jimmy]

Check in Tools / Edit users / History, since all your watching history is there you will find what is the movie you watched with Jesus.

[Dragonfire]

Thank you.   

I'm learning all sorts of stuff here lately.
 
I found it...Night Court: The Complete First Season...wonder how that happened when it wasn't made till 1984.      

Fixing it now.  Would have had the others fixed, but I had to do a database repair...couldn't get the info up for the Hellboy animated titles.

[Jimmy]

I found it...Night Court: The Complete First Season...wonder how that happened when it wasn't made till 1984.  

Jesus did miracle and it was probably easier for him to watch a TV show that will be made 1984 years later than metamorphosed water in wine

I'm learning all sorts of stuff here lately.

DVDP don't came with a manual so we always find something we have no idea was possible

OK Jimmy time to go to sleep... it's almost 3 o'clock in the morning and it's tuesday night not friday night

[Dragonfire]

Thanks again. 

Night

[FredLooks]

Is it really that easy to upgrade from an older version? To just overwrite all the files from the zip folder into my install folder on the host? I have been reluctant to try and upgrade as I remember so little from my initial installation a few years ago that I was afraid of buggering up my existing version which still works fine for me.  

Yup, it's that simple. Take a tilt at it and don't forget that there are trained professionals here to make fun of you back you up 

no, it should be really simple.

[Kathy]

Just for the heck of it I downloaded this. Me try and figure this out?  I can barely cut and paste!

[FredLooks]

It's looking good, Marie.

I use the statistics page to help locate profiles with "problems". For example, I see that you have 1 title with an aspect ration of 2.4:1 and 72 with an aspect ratio of 2.40:1. My OCD would make me change that lone title

-fred

[Achim]

DVDP don't came with a manual so we always find something we have no idea was possible

Actually, it does. It's called "Help"

(click to show/hide)

I'll agree that it's incomplete and outdated.

Manuals are one of the least read form of written documents out there.They wouldn't say RTFM if people would read them first, would they.

[Jimmy]

But help files aren't fun or easy to read
I prefer to have them in a pdf file or a good old txt file

[Dragonfire]

Just for the heck of it I downloaded this. Me try and figure this out?  I can barely cut and paste!

Honestly Kathy, if I could figure this out, you could too.  It did take me a little while, but I got it.  And I have no clue about coding or anything....as it probably very clear from all my posts trying to get it all working.   

[Dragonfire]

It's looking good, Marie.

I use the statistics page to help locate profiles with "problems". For example, I see that you have 1 title with an aspect ration of 2.4:1 and 72 with an aspect ratio of 2.40:1. My OCD would make me change that lone title

-fred

I do? 

I really don't know much about aspect ratios.  Are those legitimate ratios, or is something really messed up in some profiles?

[Dragonfire]

But help files aren't fun or easy to read
I prefer to have them in a pdf file or a good old txt file

Half the time, help ends up getting me more confused.  I tried to look up something in help for Paint Shop Pro like a week ago.  I sort of found what I wanted...only not directions on how to do it.  Frustrating.