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Quoting cvermeylen:

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There used to be a plugin called BulkEdit, but apparently it's withdrawn.

What are you talking about? The plugin has a thread in the Plugins Forum with links to my web site, and is listed in the Invelos Plugins Downloads on the Home Page. I appreciate your willingness to help the user, but please do not spread erroneous information.  (Oh, I see Tom beat me to it. Thanks!!! Hopefully, cvermeylen will remove the link. And, now I see it is a familar member - sorry if I was a bit brash. I'm getting a bit loopy these days ...)

Quoting mediadogg:

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Quoting cvermeylen:

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There used to be a plugin called BulkEdit, but apparently it's withdrawn.

What are you talking about? The plugin has a thread in the Plugins Forum with links to my web site, and is listed in the Invelos Plugins Downloads on the Home Page. I appreciate your willingness to help the user, but please do not spread erroneous information.  (Oh, I see Tom beat me to it. Thanks!!! Hopefully, cvermeylen will remove the link. And, now I see it is a familar member - sorry if I was a bit brash - I didn't recognize your new "handle"  )

Hmm, I actually was overlooking that. I found a few older forum topics about goodguy's old plugin.
I checked your site as well, but I was apparently too hasty in my conclusion.

Sorry for my mistake

Quoting mediadogg:

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Quoting cvermeylen:

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Sorry for my mistake

That's OK, sorry for my grouchy reaction. Gave you some greenies ...

Green one back for. I was actually doing what we should avoid at all cost. I was watching a DVD  , quickly glanced some posts, and didn't check your site properly, so the error was all mine.

What counts is that the both of you were trying to be helpful to the OP.    More greenies!

Quoting gbinplano:

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I realize that the bar-code is the device to which all DVD data is attached.

I would really recommend to go by UPC. That will save you a lot of anguish later on.
If you have the covers at hand all you need is a barcode-scanner. If you can't borrow one, buy a cue-cat (USB preferably)  on ebay, best ~10 bucks you'll ever spent. If you want to carry any information (e.g. Location and Slot) over you can just as well gather the barcodes into the spreadsheet and then follow mediadoggs advice.

BTW did you wrote 3 DVD/BD jukeboxes??? 

cya, Mithi

Quoting gbinplano:

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I was hoping to find a way to merge this location data with the DVDProfiler data.  I guess adding personalization for 900 DVDs manually ultimately may be the easiest path.

I think BulkEdit can either do that now, or with small modification. Does that interest you? Oh, I see I already posted the method. I wonder why you are still asserting that it is not possible? Did you try, or do you find the method unsuitable? If so, why not describe a more suitable way - it might be easy to do.

BTW I also have a bunch of Sonys, 3xVGPXL1b, 2xCX995V, CX777ES, and CX960. All except CX960 can be controlled under DVDP. I was saddened to find that the CX960 cannot select a disk by slot. I am curious - does your Harmony do that? I have noticed that sometimes they figure out unpublished codes. If so, I can "learn" the codes from mine, and add them to LoadDVD. Looking forward to your advice on that ...

Edit: Ok, I found some bugs. I try to fix any bugs, so I will be working on it, regardless of whether you want to use BulkEdit. But I hope you will try it later.

Later Edit: Actually it seems to work OK in 3.5.1. The bugs I am seeing now are when running on the 3.6 Beta, which BulkEdit does not officially support yet.

Here is the file I used as a sample - it comes from CSV Export:

"UPC","Location - 1","Location - 2","Slot - 1","Slot - 2"
"012569-736627","cx995v1","","098",""
"025193-228024","cx995v1","cx995v3","202","203"
"043396-306288","file","","",""
"096009-462192","cx995v1","","082",""

In this case, one of the profiles has two discs, hence the "- 1" and " - 2" in the column names.