you can change the collection number to anything you want. You can give as many profiles the same number as you want to. You'll find the collection number in the "Personalization" tab of the edit screen.

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you can change the collection number to anything you want. You can give as many profiles the same number as you want to. You'll find the collection number in the "Personalization" tab of the edit screen.

Yes I understand that,
But I want to see for example in my list: All numbers off dvd's : for example 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,10,11,12. So number 7-10 is a box-set that exist off 3 dvd's.

that without 'personalize' every new dvd by adding...

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That is a totally personal choice and one you have to implement. I don't understand why you would to skip every boxset. But then you might not understand my rationale for skipping some Boxsets and adding Collection Numbers to others. There is not a set system, this is a question for each and every user to do as he chooses, so implementatiuon of such a thing automatically would serve little purpose.

Skip

I want to skip some numbers because for archieve reasons. I archieve my dvd's in a dvd-suitecase with sleeves. So in one sleeve fits one dvd..

What many of us do is assign collection numbers to the child profiles, but don't assign a number to the boxset parent.

Then my listing looks like this:

1  movie a
2  movie b
    boxset for movies c and d
3        movie c
4        movie d
5  movie e

This will do most of what you want, but will not help with two-disc versions of movies.

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What many of us do is assign collection numbers to the child profiles, but don't assign a number to the boxset parent.

Then my listing looks like this:

1  movie a
2  movie b
    boxset for movies c and d
3        movie c
4        movie d
5  movie e

This will do most of what you want, but will not help with two-disc versions of movies.

pdf

Thanx voor answering!
I have tride this but when I'am looking in my dvd-case for example 'dvd c for boxset' I come by the sleeve number 3... A little confusing all this...

But I have found a solution!!
I have a serie of 5 dvd's, so I add 5 new dvd's with the same name. Then...
By personalize..box Set. And adding the 4 dvd's with the same name by the last one. So the database gifs give each dvd a number for storage and when I ad a anny new dvd. This dvd gets a new number 5 numbers away from the first one of the boxset..

I hole story, i hope you understand!

Thanx a lot!!

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What many of us do is assign collection numbers to the child profiles, but don't assign a number to the boxset parent.

And some of us add the collection number to the set and leave the children blank.  It's all about what you want those numbers to mean.

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the computer should know HOW you want to handle the counting

I WANT a Star Trek computer, it could do that!!!

Thanks for the ideas, but I feel like I've missed something.

Child profiles?
Manual profiles?

I've tried adding the extra disks to the list and give them a coll. no., but I don't like that solution, as they then appears as "item" in my online list, which is not what i wanted.