Works for me. There were two new versions this morning (thanks !!!), got the latest one?

I've started to mess around with the crew conversion, too:

Short Circruit: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0091949/

Music Department: Marcella Detroit composer: song "Come And Follow Me" (as Marcy Levy)

I wanted to covert this to DVDP's category Music: Songwriter

So I've created "Music Department" in the upper window of "EditIMDbToDVDProfilerCrewRoleTransformation" and changed direction to music

this had the result of all people from music department being placed in DVDP as music / custom (what is not bad, I like it better than other / custom where they were before)

But it seems like I can't get the conversion to Song Writer done. I've entered composer: song, song, : song and so on, it changes nothing at all.

I just wanna know if it's not possible or if I'm doing something wrong. I don't request an update for this

Ok, thanks. I guess it's also not possible to ignore a complete section? Transportation Department for example? I like to stuff my profiler with data but that one's too much even for me

Actually it's going into 'Song Writer':

But because individual role will overwrite standard role, you won't see it in DVD Profiler.

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Actually it's going into 'Song Writer':

But because individual role will overwrite standard role, you won't see it in DVD Profiler.

Yeah but only if you set it to Song Writer.

With the current version the default parsing will put it into Music / Custom

@DJ Doena:
Wouldn't it be possible to remove the code to split up each line?

I could use something like this for my purposes:


Or would this result in some other problems?

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@DJ Doena:
Wouldn't it be possible to remove the code to split up each line?

I could use something like this for my purposes:


Or would this result in some other problems?

This should already be possible with the version I have locally.

Doe you want me to test it on something and see if it returns the desired result?
If so, tell me what the end result should look like on which movie.

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@DJ Doena:
Only way out, I could think of at the moment, would be to check each line containing a ":" two times.
At first search for the whole line. If you get a result, use it and go on with the next line. If you don't, try a second time with the line split up.

Already implemented.

Quoting DJ Doena:

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Quoting StaNDarD:

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@DJ Doena:
Wouldn't it be possible to remove the code to split up each line?

I could use something like this for my purposes:


Or would this result in some other problems?

This should already be possible with the version I have locally.

Doe you want me to test it on something and see if it returns the desired result?
If so, tell me what the end result should look like on which movie.

Implementing the first makes second irrelevant.

I just got this one: Kristin Scott Thomas.

Automatically she will be split to Kristin / Scott / Thomas. As her sister is named Serena Scott Thomas and she's sometimes credited as Kristin Scott-Thomas, I guess Scott is part of her lastname.
Usually I put those into 'KnownLastnamePrefixes.txt', but as Scott is typically a firstname this would get me false results for other persons.

Would it be possible to add some known names into an extra txt-file?