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| I just had a related problem on my iPad. I was trying to add the Yellowstone TV series, searching by title, but it came up empty. By trial and error I found that if I unchecked DVDs from my title search, it found lots of Blu-rays. | Posted: Topic Replies: 8, Topic Views: 1007 |
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| I have no problem searching for The 'Burbs on my iPad. | Posted: Topic Replies: 8, Topic Views: 1007 |
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| I've found occasionally similar issues when searching titles to add on my iPad. However, if you search instead by UPC you will find it. For The 'Burbs try 025192351181. | Posted: Topic Replies: 8, Topic Views: 1007 |
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| I've been using Fusion Pro as my primary means of running DVD Profiler in Windows 11 for a month now with no problems. Works great! | Posted: Topic Replies: 19, Topic Views: 5552 |
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As far as I can tell, older iOS devices work fine except for the upload and charts issues, which affects all iOS devices. I have an iPad Air 2 and an iPhone 5S that I also use in case the next version of iOS won't run DVD Profiler properly. So far we have been very lucky that DVD Profiler has been holding up well. Of course, it is only a matter of time before it doesn't.
My main concern with buying old iOS devices is the battery. I have an iPad Air 1 with a totally dead battery, an iPad Air 2 with a good battery and an iPhone 5s with a dead battery that I had replaced. It all depends on how it was used. I suspect charging overnight tends to kill a battery. | Posted: Topic Replies: 4, Topic Views: 1473 |
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| That's a problem with the new server, not with iOS. | Posted: Topic Replies: 19, Topic Views: 11556 |
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| DVD Profiler in iOS18.5 seems to be working the same as in iOS18.4. | Posted: Topic Replies: 19, Topic Views: 11556 |
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| Charts not working seems to be a server issue and not an iPad OS issue. I have an iPhone running iOS 12 and it doesn't work there either. No great loss since I never use Charts. | Posted: Topic Replies: 4, Topic Views: 1473 |
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A nice thing about using Fusion Pro to run Windows 11 is the extensive support on their website:
https://techdocs.broadcom.com/us/en/vmware-cis/desktop-hypervisors/fusion-pro/13-0/using-vmware-fusion.html
DVD Profiler runs better on my Apple silicon Mac using Fusion Pro and Windows 11 than it does on my Intel Mac using Bootcamp and Windows 10. No problems so far. I think this says a lot since Bootcamp runs Windows 10 natively on an Intel Mac, while Fusion Pro runs Windows 11 virtually on an Apple silicon Mac. | Posted: Topic Replies: 19, Topic Views: 5552 |
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Here's a detailed step by step guide for installing Windows 11 on a Mac using VMware Fusion Pro. It may look long and complicated but it is actually pretty easy and straightforward. Well worth the effort.
https://services.tctc.edu/TDClient/323/InfoTech/KB/ArticleDet?ID=21304
The only thing it seems not to show is how to install VMware Tools. Once VMware Fusion Pro has been installed, go to the top menu: Virtual Machine > Install VMware Tools. This will allow you to customize things such as setting the screen size. | Posted: Topic Replies: 19, Topic Views: 5552 |
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| I would suggest this approach for people wanting to run DVD Profiler for Windows but don't have a PC. The Windows version has a lot more features than the iOS version, primarily including backup and export. You will need to export your database in order to migrate to a different iOS app, such as MyMovies, once DVD Profiler stops working.on iOS, which is only a matter of time. As long as you've not deleted your online database, this approach should work fine. It will also give you the ability to run most Windows only apps that you might like. | Posted: Topic Replies: 4, Topic Views: 1743 |
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| I can also upload, export, backup and check for item updates with no problem. Everthing seems to be working properly. | Posted: Topic Replies: 19, Topic Views: 5552 |
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I seem to be able to sync back and forth between my iPads running different iOS versions and my VM Fusion/Windows 11 DVD Profiler, so I consider this a major success.
I am going to start using this as my primary sync method and will report any difficulties incurred. Fortunately I also have an older iPad and iPhone that can use this method even if iOS eventually no longer works with DVD Profiler. If anyone finds any problems to this please let us all know. | Posted: Topic Replies: 19, Topic Views: 5552 |
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| I'm not planning on pursuing this further since VM Fusion seems to work. | Posted: Topic Replies: 1, Topic Views: 1213 |
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| BOTH for FREE, except for buying DVD Profiler. | Posted: Topic Replies: 4, Topic Views: 1743 |
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| So now you have the option of running DVD Profiler using Bootcamp on Windows 10 on your Intel Mac or running DVD Profiler using VM Fusion on Windows 11 on your Apple Silicon Mac. | Posted: Topic Replies: 4, Topic Views: 1743 |
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| So far so good. I imported my existing Bootcamp database on my Intel Mac to my VMware database on my M4 Mac and then synced to my two iPads. Everything seems to work fine. The only issue for Mac users is if they deleted their online database in an attempt to fix the Invelos server screwup. I can hope that Invelos will fix this, but that seems highly unlikely. | Posted: Topic Replies: 19, Topic Views: 5552 |
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For those Mac users running Apple Silicon (M1-4), check out:
http://www.invelos.com/Forums.aspx?task=viewtopic&topicID=1108795
You can now run DVD Profiler on Windows 11 on your Mac using free VM Fusion and free Windows 11.
Just make sure you download your existing online database, even if it is old, BEFORE you sync to your iOS device. I will post updates on the link above.
Sadly, if you deleted your online database in an attempt to fix the recent server screwup, this won't work. | Posted: Topic Replies: 4, Topic Views: 1743 |
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| I set my VMFusion Network settings to Bridged and it seems to be working properly now. Thanks for the hint. I'll check it out more fully and report back after I've had a chance to test things out more fully. | Posted: Topic Replies: 19, Topic Views: 5552 |
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| No. I'm not familiar with network bridging, but I'll check it out and give it a try. Thanks. | Posted: Topic Replies: 19, Topic Views: 5552 |
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I tried everything I know and still can't get it to sync. I set my Windows 11 network to private. I turned off my firewalls. I tried the name as well as the ip address. All no help.
I had no problem syncing my two Intel Macs using Bootcamp and Windows 10, so I assume the problem is with either VM Fusion or Windows 11. | Posted: Topic Replies: 19, Topic Views: 5552 |
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| Unfortunately,I don't know if this is a Mac OS, Windows 11 or VMware problem. Have people had success using Windows 11 to sync with iPads? | Posted: Topic Replies: 19, Topic Views: 5552 |
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While DVD profiler seems to be working fine, I can't get it to sync to my iPad. I've tried all the usual tricks but no luck. BUMMER!
I'll keep trying and will report back here if I succeed in getting it to work. | Posted: Topic Replies: 19, Topic Views: 5552 |
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Things are looking good. I've figured out how to install VMware tools so as to better use Windows 11 on my Mac. DVD Profiler seems to be working fine on my Mac so far. I downloaded my online database and it looks good. I want to stress the importance of doing this BEFORE you try to sync to your mobile device with a new DVD Profiler installation of any kind.
Another issue is related to having two "PC's" running DVD Profiler. They can step on each other in the Cloud if you are not careful. I need to set this up properly before I attempt to sync this "PC" to my iPad. If the sync works properly, then I am finished, since I don't use any plug-ins that need to be checked out. I'll keep you posted. | Posted: Topic Replies: 19, Topic Views: 5552 |
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| OK. While I am not totally sure about what I am doing, I seem to have successfully loaded DVD Profiler onto my new M4 iMac using VMware Fusion and Windows 11 Home. It took about an hour. I'll now test things out to see if everything is working properly. I'm sure I missed some things during the install and will get back to you. Anyone else giving it a try? | Posted: Topic Replies: 19, Topic Views: 5552 |