In the Versions 2 DVD Profiler, the XML records started with a <DVD> tag and ended with a </DVD> to indicate the start and the end of the segment for a given DVD. I just recently upgraded to Version 3.1.1 and started updating a program I wrote that reads the export file and writes the data to an access database. It uses VB6 and the SAX xml library class. It is now failing because the <DVD> is not only being used to denote a new DVD but also within the structure under MediaTypes for whether or not the DVD contains a standard DVD format. <DVD>True</DVD> I think it was done this way for the few HDDVD' that had both std and HD versions in the same box/disc. SAX cannot handle a tag name being used as both a record set delimiter and an internal tag unless one writes a whole set of logic to try to detect whether you are at the start of a record set or in the middle of one. Can we change the internal use to <StdDVD>True<StdDVD>

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In the Versions 2 DVD Profiler, the XML records started with a <DVD> tag and ended with a </DVD> to indicate the start and the end of the segment for a given DVD. I just recently upgraded to Version 3.1.1 and started updating a program I wrote that reads the export file and writes the data to an access database. It uses VB6 and the SAX xml library class. It is now failing because the <DVD> is not only being used to denote a new DVD but also within the structure under MediaTypes for whether or not the DVD contains a standard DVD format. <DVD>True</DVD> I think it was done this way for the few HDDVD' that had both std and HD versions in the same box/disc. SAX cannot handle a tag name being used as both a record set delimiter and an internal tag unless one writes a whole set of logic to try to detect whether you are at the start of a record set or in the middle of one. Can we change the internal use to <StdDVD>True<StdDVD>

Go to my "Tools" link in my signature and look for "DVD Profiler to Access".