Usually the image files for your covers can be found in a directory much like
C:\Documents and Settings\your username\My Documents\DVD Profiler\Databases\Default\Images.

Do the digital frames still come complete with viruses and Trojan horses?

I did something similar.  I setup my DVDProfiler image directory to be shared by Windows Media Connect and TiVo Desktop software.  I can then run slide shows on my TV of the DVD covers.

Tom

My particular variation on this is that I use a wallpaper-changing program which allows me to decide on which of various categories I want to choose from. My DVD cover directory populates one of those directories. I don't have time to scan every single DVD cover, but I scan if I can't get a good front & back out of the DVD Profiler database and if I just think the cover is particularly cool.

I believe all your dvdart scans are jpgs  so do a search for .jpg ( in the folder your profiler is located) and then copy and 'paste' into a separate file- fix and cleanup and sort-  and then use 'that' file for your usb stix .

well how ever you do it,, you have art work that doesn't belong, you could arrange and sort and remove in the file folder,  or you could actually go into your DVD Profiler itself and do a complete refresh images 'with your locks off' .., That way you'll get the real deal image to the upc code or ID disc image that has been contributed and voted on and should be correct..
if you feel that there are some images you yourself placed there instead of ,, you could lock those off.  Now with all your images refreshed and replaced, you could be sure of the jpegs being what you want them to be in your folder that you search and then do the copy and paste routine .
If your wish list is not to be added, perhaps save your .dpb to another folder, then remove all wishlist and then do the jpg search..  The images by the way are named such as; 017153136043f /043396077515b ., and therefore are not very easy to find said titles or dates are not created with these names., So removing wishlist would be easier than trying to locate and leave behind in your copy and paste search., otherwise maybe leave the wishlist as titles to be also displayed in your picture holder.

Quoting MarEll:

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Edit: And to extract only the front covers from the folder, search for f.jpg

Good Point!.. Forgot about that area.., you don't want a bunch of boring rear scans..