I uploaded my profile from my work pc and all my images are there but when I get home and install 3.0 on home pc then download my profile 1/3 of my images are missing ??? any reason why ???

Thanks

Rustoleimte

hey thanks for the response I knew it was something stupid on my part ...

thanks

Quoting harpo787

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I figure I'd ask here rather than start up a new thread....

I have NO IDEA what happened to the images!  I just logged on and the space where all the images should be is text (title name) and it's in red. 

On another note, there's a few images that appear not to exist, at least, not in my little database area.  But when I got online, and clicked on it, I could see an image there.  Whilst on my profile offline, it's all white with the title present, and the image that should be present in the upper right hand corner is a shield with a "?" saying "Image not available" and yet...there they are online. 

I'm all sorts of confused!!!  Thanks for any help for a clueless bastard!

Hi,
just some questions in advance:
1. The pictures don't show in your local, or in your online database?
2. What have you done last with DVDPro before the pictures disappeared?
3. Which version do you use?

so the images aren't showing up in the program? That is strange.
There's an option in the "Online" menu, to "Refresh All Images" - does that help?

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I figure I'd ask here rather than start up a new thread....

I have NO IDEA what happened to the images!  I just logged on and the space where all the images should be is text (title name) and it's in red. 

On another note, there's a few images that appear not to exist, at least, not in my little database area.  But when I got online, and clicked on it, I could see an image there.  Whilst on my profile offline, it's all white with the title present, and the image that should be present in the upper right hand corner is a shield with a "?" saying "Image not available" and yet...there they are online. 

I'm all sorts of confused!!!  Thanks for any help for a clueless bastard!

Hi,
just some questions in advance:
1. The pictures don't show in your local, or in your online database?
2. What have you done last with DVDPro before the pictures disappeared?
3. Which version do you use?

Ummmm....
1.  In your local, you mean just from my desktop, non-online stuff?  If so, yes, pics don't show "offline."
2.  As far as I know...I added another 15 to 20 discs, and then I downloaded so that both online and offline collections have the same count.
3.  I obtained it sometime in the last two weeks I think....Profiler 3 I believe.

Firstly, make sure that you have entered the Account Registration information in DVD Profiler exactly as provided in the confirmation E-Mail from Invelos.

Next, in DVD Profiler go to Tools -> Options -> Display and select High Quality from the DVD Cover Image Quality area.

Finally, in DVD Profiler go to Online -> Refresh All Images.

If these steps do not work you need to check your account information entries in DVD Profiler.

Laff...this quote within a quote within a quote within a quote is getting bit ridiculous!

Step 1: as far as I can tell, I'm logged in just fine.  All images here online are visible.
Step 2: started to do this one, and then saw that High Quality was already highlighted.
Step 3: did this, and now images in the upper right hand corner are visible.  However, the images in the "Collection List" are still just highlighted red and have text in them.  When I click on another title, the larger image comes up, nothing in the Collection List.

Curious...and a bit of a pain, as I enjoy having it selected as "View as Thumbnails," which clearly doesn't look all that good in all red.  Laff...

Slowly but surely, we're getting there...

If rebuilding your thumbnails doesn't work, try performing a database repair.

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HMMMMM....lets see if I can get this down.  I did the right click and got this message:  "DBISAM Engine Error # 9217 Error reading from the table..."  That don't sound good!

Try performing a database repair. In DVD Profiler -> Tools -> Options -> Utilities -> Repair DVD Profiler Database.