Do your Total DVDs and Filtered numbers match at the top of your Collection List? How do these numbers compare to the totals given when you upload your collection?

Try creating a backup of your database and then restoring it into a new, blank database.
But instead of telling to restore all profiles, check the box to restore specific profiles, then check the list to see if any strange or blank entries jump out at you.

Quoting Jack van Dijk:

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Ok, looking at it a little more than one thing that is odd is that the total says 859, where filtered says: 858 even though I've cleared all filters.

As northbloke has already said the best way out of this one is to do a backup of your DB. then create a "New" DB (if need be call it Jack DVD), then restore the previously backed up DB, but to use the Check Box "Restore Specific Profiles" you will then be shown a list asking which profiles you wish to restore, if need be restore a few at a time (yes it will take longer) but you should end up with all titles that you own restored to a working DB without the title that you cannot find.

Just by clearing the filters won't show the errant title.

Steve

@ Jack:

I once had an issue exactly like this with a "ghost" entry. It turned out to be a double of a music DVD already in my collection, but I couldn't edit or delete it in my local collection list and it wouldn't upload to my online collection. I could only identify it by displaying all movies the leading music performer appeared in - it was impossible to get to it just by browsing my local collection. So to find it, I would suggest for each profile in your local collection to display all movies the leading actor appeared in (by clicking on "Cast Information") and see if there are any strange doubles.

In the end, northbloke's approach solved it for me. So yes, I would definitely recommend following his suggestion. Added suggestion: while going through the profiles in the backup you're going to restore, look for doubles. If you find any: try which one of the two is behaving oddly (e.g. by trying to edit the profile in question in your regular collection). Once you've found it: that's the one to leave out of the restore operation.

For me, this was the only way to get rid of the "ghost" profile (I tried all sorts of ways, but only this worked).

Once you've successfully completed a restore along these lines, you can 1) create a backup of your "cleaned" collection and 2) delete the collection version containing the "ghost" profile.

No, in my case it was in the Owned list.