A new version has been sent to alpha testers : alpha 0.03

The main goal of this version is to check the import speed.
The database version is not implemented yet.
When starting, the application checks for the date/time of the collection.xml file. If it is more recent than the imported one, it asks for importing.
You can also force the import by going in settings&tools, with optionaly clearing the db before import.
All DVDs (and bluRays of course) are marked as 'deleted'. Then for each entry in collection.xml the profile timestamp is check. if different, the DVD is deleted (if existing) and (re)created. If timestamps are equal, the 'deleted' flag is removed.
When done, marked dvd entries are deleted (to go faster). To remove unused actors/credits/..., go to settings&tools and choose 'pack database'.

Please report me times for Import, Import with 'clear database' checked, pack database. Don't forget to tell me your database size (in # of entries) and if you include all actors/credit or limited them.

Thank you for your help.

Yep same here.

Evo 3g Rooted Stock Rom etc

any who, something isn't happy, when I emailed it to the phone it had parsing issues.

Transfered it via BT file transfer

-R

Welp got a new APK this morning, looks like stuff was fixed.

The imported of almost 1000 profiles with a max of 10 actors per went very fast, I would say less than 5 minuets.

Sort works A-Z and 0+

the Image pan/zoom works well.

I would say outside of more sort features or adding categories and or wish list scanning  this seems like a very solidprogram at this point. I think it needs a desk top component for keeping up with image files but that shoudl be a fairly small task.

Here are some screens from this morning :













Thanks !

-Robert

This look very promising, can't wait for a beta version.
Been waiting for an android version of DvdProfiler for "ever".

great job!!

-Tommy

Importing 736 profiles (owned only, only movie profiles) with full cast & crew and I'm happy to say that it's importing MUCH faster at a very satisfactory speed.

Speed wise, it's sufficient for importing. Bit clunky with the manual steps but that's to be expected and not held against you. My only recommendation is figuring out a way to skip the UTF-8 conversion.

Hey Mediadogg - I was thinking of you for testing on a tablet :D

That's awesome that you are willing to help him out!

-R

Quoting kitarolivier:

Quote:
mediadogg : thank you for your help. I'm using a sqlite DB on the device, so I'll be able to find any title by actor, credit, etc... I made some tries with SQLite & .net on PC, and the DB seems to be compatible. Maybe it can be the solution. But working with collection.XML can be easier because if I change the DB structure, only the program changes, not the plugin. The choice is hard

Understood. Best wishes for your success.
BTW, what tool or package are you using to write Android apps? Someday I would like to learn how to do that. I was surprised to see that things like SQLite are available there. Sounds cool.