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I don't know if this is the right thread for it, but I would love to be able to sort after how many movies an actor/actress has been in since sorting them now doesn't work even if I push the header.

I'm not sure I understand this. By "sorted" do you mean simply finding out this stat? Because you I'm not sure how you'd sort after how many movies an actor's been in. I guess if Bruce Willis is your most common actor, all his movies would come first, and then the second most common actor's movies, etc?

If you mean finding out the stat , you can do this using the Database Query plugin.

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And I'd also like if TV-series would only be counted once.

You can do this using the Personal Information window. I think that's what it's called, I don't have DVD Profiler to check. At any rate, it's the window where you set price paid and purchase place, and there's a "Count As" entry box, where you can set subsequent discs in a TV series to count as zero.

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Thanks for your comment, but do we really need to put in a birth year for 1500 Mel Gibson profiles, to distinguish 3(...) 'other' Mel Gibson profiles (Heartlands)? It seems so... illogical. Never mind how many users might have titles from both actors (not many, I suppose), or even care to distinguish them (even less than 'not many').

That's not to say you aren't right, but I think the whole birth year thing is getting out of hand. There's always somebody who finds 1 profile (out of the nearly 500,000 in the database) that has a different <insert well-known Hollywood name>. And then we have to change 99.99999% of the entries for that name, instead of finding a solution to distinguish the other 0.00001%...

All the best,
Marcel

PS: I did some research. At the moment there are only 2 (!) profiles that have a birth year for Mel Gibson. Pocahontas (8-717418-195533) and a Mad Max boxset (3-322069-947582). The latter is incorrect anyway, because the cast and crew should be entered on the child profiles.