I would like to have all my dvd together and bluray's seperatly , is this possible ?
if so how ?

Or, if you don't want to keep separate collections, but just really keep the 2 medias apart, you can create a custom tab in profiler.  So along with owned, ordered, wish list, you could create one called blu-rays and use the owned for dvds or vice-versa.  Go to collection, other, then edit collection categories to add a new collection tab.

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Or, if you don't want to keep separate collections, but just really keep the 2 medias apart, you can create a custom tab in profiler.  So along with owned, ordered, wish list, you could create one called blu-rays and use the owned for dvds or vice-versa.  Go to collection, other, then edit collection categories to add a new collection tab.

I completely forgot about custom tabs...and I use them! 

Hi, I wonder if it possible to have 2 multiple collections "on line".

// Hans

I've just created a second collection with only one profile yet. Sadly it  seems like it's not that easy to keep them completly separate. Full backup of #2 also includes all gallery images of #1.

It seems like it can be fixed by backing up flagged Titles only. But it's only a mattter of time  untill I will forget to flag everthing and mix gallerys of #1 and #2. Is there a better way to solve that problem?

The only other way I can imagine is not to back up the gallery and use Winrar on the ScenePhotos folder. Extracting the archive to the correct path should still make the gallerys work, right? Not perfect but at least the images are stored only twice, not three times and the backup process of the collection will be much faster.

And are there other things shared between collections & backups  that I might have overseen?

That'll work unless both collections are bigger than 50 profiles.

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Nice idea but thats far more work than  to create a separate backup file only for the gallery. I could run the profiler on two different Computers in my network but I guess that would lead to a license problem, too. Seems like I have to live with it. If there aren't any more problems ist not too bad.

Last I looked, you can run Profiler on as many computers as you like as long as it's only running on one computer at a time.  You'd want to find the legal stuff here on the site and double check that, but it's how it's always been as far as I can recall.

EDIT: No need to look.  The answer is right here.