When looking at the statistics for audio content I noticed, well, not a bug perhaps but a misfeature. I saw that I had more English content than I had profiles. That didn't seem right, until I realized that I was counting number of tracks rather than number of profiles.

So in ProfilerQuery 2.14.1 that has been changed. I now count both, and if the numbers are not the same I show both, as shown below.



Not a major improvement, perhaps, but I like to fix any bugs or anomalies as soon as I find them. And I tell what's been fixed. I hate updates that just say "bug fixes" or "stability improvements", like you often see on iPad / iPhone.

PS. Statistics can be detrimental to your peace of mind. Now I see that I apparently have a profile that has two audio descriptive tracks. That sounds odd. I have to check that out. 

No, you're right. It's not that odd. I had just never noticed it.

But I'm a little confused by your last statement. Could you clarify what it is that you see as a deficiency? It's not clear if by "program" you mean ProfierQuery or DVD Profiler.

Ah, yes, I should have realized that.

ProfilerQuery 3.0



Ok, not really a big update, but I felt that this might be the last one, and I have dabbled with 2.x for such a long time that I thought it was time to go to 3.0.

Whats new: Boxset special. If you check this box you can select parent profiles based on its child profile properties, and vice versa.

In the example shown I wanted to list boxsets that had Swedish audio in any child.

As always, if you have any wishes or other comment, please feel free to let me know.

OK, I guess I wasn't done last time either. 

I was playing with a small Profiler utility that I had built and it dawned on me that I might just as easily incorporate it into ProfilerQuery.


It shows all the titles from the input file (not just those selected in a query) sorted into a treeview based on their watched date.

Note 1: This doesn't take into account who watched them. Personally I don't flag anything as watched unless it was me watching the title. Feel free to ask for an enhancement if it is important for you to separate who was watching.

Note 2: The watch dates seemed very confusing in my collection. Not only did I find that I had watched a whole bunch of titles on Dec 30, 1899, but it also showed that I had watched up to 9 movies on the same date several times. I think I would remember any such marathon viewings. However, those seem to be the dates actually in my collection, so it's not a fault in ProfilerQuery.

Note 3: You might think that the same info is easily seen in Profiler itself if you order your titles by watched date and display the date. BUT... that will only show you last watched date. This will show you every time a title has been watched. And it displays it in a much more compact form.

The treeview is actually not built until you select the Diary tab, so you may experience a slight delay when you select it the first time after the xml file has been loaded. And yes, you can access the diary without actually running any query.

Version 3.3.0

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The treeview is actually not built until you select the Diary tab, so you may experience a slight delay when you select it the first time after the xml file has been loaded. And yes, you can access the diary without actually running any query

Works fine. I love it 

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For you, my friend, I'm happy to do it!

Thanks !

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This functionality hasn't been tested as fully as I usually do...

Well, quickly and perfectly done. I have 10 users in my database, and it works perfectly for all of them. Great !!!