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Sounds good, but probably more difficult to implement than it might seem. I'm not sure how useful it would be to pre-insert the episode dividers,
x: It would save time, at least on my end

since all credit entries default to the bottom divider,
x: In the GUI, yes. As a method/function somewhere in the logic, no.

and when you're doing a series of credits it's just easier to add them as you finish each episode.
x: Personally, I think it is a nightmare to add Cast list to a tv series profile, repetive, time consuming using the GUI. So I copy the full Cast list to notepad and paste in each child profile. Which is when I thought, why couldn't DVDP do it for me? The data is there. 

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It's a nice idea, but I can't see it ever working in practice.
I would imagine getting the program to correlate disc descriptions and divider names would be an absolute nightmare!
x: It would be tricky indeed 

Maybe an alternative could be considered. Maybe a menu option somewhere, where you can tell the program to create x number of child profiles, copying across production year, release date, genres etc. Then if we were allowed to copy and paste partial cast lists, it would make it a lot easier to copy that info over.
x: That's a great idea for a manual action, say if the profile doesn't have any disc id's in discs list, no!?

Another option I just thought of, what if you could assign a disc to each divider in the parent profile? So you could say the first 8 dividers were on disc 1, the next 4 on disc 2 etc. Then, when you create the child profiles (as above), the program would copy across the assigned dividers only.
x: Yes! This is probably the best way to do this.

But I think it's getting too complicated now.
The idea of being able to create a certain number of child profiles and have relevant pieces of info copied automatically over is a good one in my eyes.
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x: Personally, I think it is a nightmare to add Cast list to a tv series profile, repetive, time consuming using the GUI. So I copy the full Cast list to notepad and paste in each child profile. Which is when I thought, why couldn't DVDP do it for me? The data is there.