The moment I saw this app I clicked the buy button. Having used the Windows version for several years to track nearly 2000 titles, I was thrilled to be able to move everything to my iPad. Unfortunately, I have found DVD Profiler of iOS to be the buggiest app I have ever purchased. It typical crashes within one or two minutes of launching. It seems to happen no matter what I am doing.

For example, when I tried refreshing profiles and images, it crashed again, and again, and again. I literally ran that function a dozen times before it finally made it through all the image updates.

Another example, I load the app (now 1.1.1), select my database (why doesn't it load it by default?), go to the collection, and start scrolling using cover flow. Bam! Blown out again, and again, and again. Similar issue scrolling up and down the collection list.

I'm really frustrated that I have yet to be able to use this app more than a couple of minutes at a time. Is it the program? My database? If the latter, can the database be repaired? How?

I want to love this app, really I do. It would be so much more convenient to be able to track DVDs on my iPad than via Windows. I want to give the app 5 stars, but at the moment I can't justify one.

Please, help me like this app by helping me get it stable on my iPad.

Short-lived success. I changed the database to local (I want to stop using Windows). It took 6 tries to successfully get through Update Database from Invelos, with the program crashing while updating images each time.

After finally getting through the update, I tried to scroll through DVDs using cover flow, crashing within a second or less. Each time I go back into the app, cover flow crashes consistently.

It seems like the Update Database from Invelos might be the culprit of all my whoas.

Agree with boobie - this app rocks.  Constant use on ipad and no issues.

Do you have any other issues with apps on the ipad?

Quoting TomGaines:

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Did you try a database repair in the desktop version before syncing it with your iPad?

He said that he did try a repair in his second post, I still think it migh be a memory issue on the device.

Crash logs submitted. Hoping for good news to follow.

To both DVDwatchers and Ozzie.
This sounds very familiar. I had the same problems with my iPhone 4. As written in another message, I had to move all my movies to the Owned Collection Category on the PC. Then delete all the Added Categories which I had made in another version of the DVD Profiler. When Updating the collection from my iPhone it all went smooth as silk! I could then add Categories with the new version of DVD Profiler, and no problems occured whatever I did.
If you need to know the steps to move the DVDs, ask me.