Personal Video Database

When I'm in People view and switch to Movies view, its started taking 47 seconds every time.  I see the viddb.exe process is using 100% of a CPU core.  What could be requiring so much processing?  Switching from Movies view to People view is immediate.  I tried disabling my antivirus and also clicking on an actor's name to do the switching rather than the button on the toolbar.

I'm using 0.9.9.19 on Windows 7 64-bit.

I like the IMDb Movie Collection Manager - by Futuros http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/36797 Greasemonkey script.  It does auto-highlighting of IMDB pages (or any page w/ IMDB links) of movies you've either rated or added to MyMovies lists.  This is better than just adding movies to a list like next-flick.net.  Next to every IMDB movie will be printed your rating of it, the list you've moved it to, and a drop-down arrow to either remove it from that list or move it to another one.  So its like you can write notes next to each movie on the page.  I have an "Awaiting Viewing" list that I take movies out of once I've rated them, a "Not Interested" list for movies I've watched the trailers for and want to remember to avoid, and a "Blu-ray release upcoming" list to keep me from watching a DVD when I know there will be a blu-ray version.  Its easy to go through actor's and director's pages and see the status or research you've done on a film at a glance.  And when you do keyword/MoKA searches, you only need to examine the ones that don't have highlighting marks of some type on them.

Likeminds http://www.likeminds.com looks promising due to its ability to automatically transfer your ratings between different sites like IMDB, Netflix, Flixster, and Rotten Tomatoes, but its still prone to errors as too often it can't match up movies between the sites.

Change

<screenshots>
to something like

<screenshots cheight="480" cwidth="1019">
which creates thumbnails of a fixed size and requires the left pane to be resized so that the thumbnails will fit in the right pane or else they'll disappear (unless you're in Full Screen mode).  I use 1019 for width since my monitor resolution is at 1280x960.  Adjust to fit whatever you're using.  I've read every post I could find about this and tried many combinations, but it seems like this is the best that can be done until something like

<poster autosize="true"/>
that works for posters is implemented for screenshots.  Its a tradeoff.  With the 480 height I specified, DVD NTSC (not PAL, which is 576) resolution screenshots will be both displayed at full size and stacked neatly vertically with no vertical gaps between them.  VCD (240/288 height) resolution screenshots will be full size but separated by large gaps vertically.  HD resolution screenshots' thumbnails will not be as large as they could be.  Arbitrarily cropped photos found on the web will have one problem or the other.

As for the Front Cover and Disc Cover, I don't know.