Checkboxes for Voice and Uncredited 

Headshots 

Birthyear 

not quite sure how it all works yet but I like what I see.

Also I noticed the rules now say :

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Use the "As Credited" field where the actor's name differs from the credited name.

It is generally not necessary to add birth year for actors as you add them to DVD Profiler. Use the birth year to differentiate between two actors with the same name.

Cast and crew images are not contributed with the profile.

Group names of crew members together within each role available and list in exactly the same order credited. The table below gives each of the crew roles available within DVD Profiler. For each category, include only those people credited with the roles listed in the "Film Credits to Include" column. If someone is not credited with one of these roles, do not include them in the Crew section.

Nicely done 

I am digging the headshots (had used them with skins before but now they witht he default layout, how cool is that?)

Quick question, where are the headshots and various other things for that matter stored now?

Looks great Ken, but what happens with names like Courteney Cox Arquette vs. Courteney Cox?? Depending what a person has in their local database and the other name shows up? Will we always have to be on the look out for these, or are you going to have a forum where people can decide on what the common name should be?

I believe it's true also that every actor should have only ONE name in the cast database, the problem I can see though is which name? If CCA was the only name in the database, then the linking I would assume would work, but if tomorrow she changes her name to CC, then all new profiles with this new name would not link with the older profiles of the older name.

Quoting skipnet50:

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tlebvel:

We do AS CREDITED period. There is now an option to link names, though I haven't explored it yet.
This is NOT IMDb and never will be, there is ONE correct dataset for every film and that is not something YOU invent, it is the CREDITS for that film.

Skip

Skip, give it a rest. There's an OPTION for AS CREDITED. We give each actor one name in the database, and use the As Credited option for...well, you know....AS CREDITED. It's really not difficult.

I've already played with it and submitted a profile with it. It's flawless. The DVD profile will show the name that the actor was credited as in the film. When you double-click the name, the master name (in this case, Courteney Cox-Arquette) shows up at the top. Below in their films, it will state their role, and say "Credited as Courteney Cox".

Simple. There's no reason to even discuss this, or come out with your usual elitist attitude. The program has been designed so that there is no more arguing over this point.

Each actor has one name in the database. If the name in the film is different from that first name, you use the As Credited section to include that name. Simple. So easy, even a caveman can do it.

My insulting attitude? Drop the attitude that you are the official Rules Keeper of Invelos.

The feature is there. I intend to contribute profiles using that feature. Period. If Ken didn't want profiles contributed using the Credited As feature, it wouldn't be in the system. If I hear otherwise from Ken, I won't do this....but I'm sure I won't. I'm certainly not going to wait for the mighty Skip's approval to do it. But I guess you'd rather contribute a bunch of profiles your way and then go back and fix them, instead of testing out the new features before contributing. Suit yourself.

The rules also say NOTHING about child profiles for TV sets, yet you've been contributing quite a bit of those today.

You can't have it both ways.

  didn't take long for the for the first Skip vs. <Insert Random User Here> ,