Hi,
I briefly checked this out and it appears to be a valuable tool.  You have my sincerest appreciation and thanks!  I heeded your advice regarding the need for an exported XML file.  Also, the Help file appears to be an outline devoid of data. 
I was sadly mistaken in the belief that most of my profiles were complete.  I suspect that the best way to handle the deficiencies are to choose a Tab, make as many corrections as possible, export the collection anew, and then move to another Tab.
If I can be of any help please ask and I'll do what I can to oblige.  And thanks again.
Jim F.

I have now done what I should have done from the start. I have added a readme file that explains about the help file. I learned about this quite a long time ago, so I tend to forget that it's not common knowledge.

You would think that Microsoft could have come up with a way to warn users that the file is blocked, rather than just to hide part of the content. Thanks for the confusion, Microsoft. 

ProfilerMissing 1.12.0

A few tweaks:
- A setting that lets you specify Summary as the default tab when a file is opened.
- A setting that lets you enable/disable the popup checklist that appears when you double click a title in the Summary tab.
- Redesigned that popup checklist to make it more visible.
- Redesigned the Settings window.

ProfilerMissing 1.13.1

Fixes two problems:
- Searching IMDb on double-click (see 1.13.0 above) was supposed to do so in addition to searching DVD Profiler. That didn't always work as intended, but that is hopefully fixed now.
- When the opened file was changed (by re-exporting) the program asked if you wanted to reload the file, but clicking yes only made the prompt reappear over and over. Fixed.

ProfilerMissing 2.0

All New!
All Singing!
All Dancing!



OK,maybe not quite all that. But it is all new! A complete re-write with an all new interface.

Read all about it!
... in the new help file.

Version 1 is still available for those who prefer it, but it will no longer be maintained.

Wow this has the makings of a really nice editor. Can you in fact fill in missing info? Then send the updated profile to the local database?

I get an "endless" amount of exceptions when I try to load my collection XML:

System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.  at ProfilerMissing.clsOverview.IsMissing(clsProfile Profile) in C:\Users\gsyre\OneDrive\Documents\Visual Studio Projects\ProfilerMissing\ProfilerMissing\Checking classes\clsOverview.vb:line 6  at ProfilerMissing.MainWindow.ExamineProfile(clsProfile Profile) in C:\Users\gsyre\OneDrive\Documents\Visual Studio Projects\ProfilerMissing\ProfilerMissing\MainWindow.xaml.vb:line 269

Unfortunately, your "an error seems to have occurred!" dialog does not allow keyboard input to close it. Either Return to trigger OK or Esc to close the dialog would have been fine. But as it is, running into this means I have to shut the app down via Task Manager. So I have no idea if it would have eventually finished loading the file.

The call stack led me to suspect that your tool has a problem with XMLs that do not have the overview exported, so I tried again with Overviews included in the DVDP export. That worked. As the overview is not something needed for most of your analysis and it slows down export and import, this should probably be fixed

Quoting GSyren:

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Hi hydr0x,
Yes, I expect a complete export. I didn't realize that there was a good reason not to include everything. I can most certainly fix that. Thanks for pointing that out.

Cast + Crew are the same, they are also optional exports in DVD Profiler. I think disabled by default, just like the overview. However, those don't cause issues in your tool