DVDprofiler doesn't provide this directly; it only exports to .xml (ughh...) and its reports are IMHO only fit for physical prints.

I posted a solution earlier (see here). In short: load the Database Query plugin from Mark Harrison (see downloads/plugins section of this website). Install it, start it via the Tools menu and load the data (without cast/crew info).

Select "Other" (the last item on the left side), then select Field=ProfileID and Query='List by profile ID'. Run it, then all profiles are listed with only Title, Production year, Media type ans ProfileID (=EAN=UPC). You can trim the columns by right clicking on any column title then click or unclick what you (do not) want to see.

Select the whole list (click the first profile, then goto the last and shift-click it) and copy (the lefmost small icon below the title bar). The list is now on the clipboard.

Open Microsoft Word to paste. You can also open your favourite spreadsheet program (like Excel or LibreOffice) and paste -- these programs are more suited to column editing.

i cant edit as a new user, i dont know why
well i am on
http://doena-soft.de/MarkHarrison/DatabaseQueryDownload.htm
mark hp
i dont know what you metan exactliy
i install the plugin - i hope
with win rar
setup.exe
then open dvd profiler
database repair is now running

http://www.bilder-hochladen.net/show/db4da8b390

tis is what i have on reports
i need a list like this

title (Blu Ray)
Title (DVD)
Title (DVD Special Edition)
Title (Blu Ray Directors Cut)

and so on
i need something like this
and on reports i dont know which Report i need

Quoting eommen:

Quote:
DVDprofiler doesn't provide this directly; it only exports to .xml (ughh...) and its reports are IMHO only fit for physical prints.

I posted a solution earlier (see here). In short: load the Database Query plugin from Mark Harrison (see downloads/plugins section of this website). Install it, start it via the Tools menu and load the data (without cast/crew info).

Select "Other" (the last item on the left side), then select Field=ProfileID and Query='List by profile ID'. Run it, then all profiles are listed with essay Title, Production year, Media type ans ProfileID (=EAN=UPC). You can trim the columns by right clicking on any column title then click or unclick what you (do not) want to see.
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Oh, thank you so much, I was really helped with your outline! I had the same assignment trouble but now it’s well done!

Quoting Johann Steiner:

Quote:
http://www.bilder-hochladen.net/show/db4da8b390

tis is what i have on reports
i need a list like this

title (Blu Ray)
Title (DVD)
Title (DVD Special Edition)
Title (Blu Ray Directors Cut)

and so on
i need something like this
and on reports i dont know which Report i need

If you ran the "setup.exe" program and start DVDprofiler after that, you should see the Database Query plugin in the menu bar: Tools.