Tested now on a Windows 7 Ultimate Edition at 64 bit on a genuine Intel core 2 duo processor.
Despite the german sprache I believe that the program works, as it generated the Mede8er.db with what seem to be correct data 

Hi, I'm trying to write my own db creator, using my own created .xml files (Multimedia Collection Organiser).  I went through your post and looked at most of the attached files, but unfortunately I cannot compare my result to any of the posted ones, because the .xml source files used in this thread contains a lot of additional info not used by the MEDE8ER.  The xml files I write out with Multimedia Collection Organiser only write out the information required and used by the MEDE8ER e.g. the following details:

<details>
<movie>
 <title></title>
 <year></year>
 <rating></rating>
 <plot></plot>
 <runtime></runtime>
<genres>
 <genre></genre>
 <genre></genre>
 <genre></genre>
 </genres>
 <director></director>
<cast>
 <actor></actor>
 <actor></actor>
 <actor></actor>
 <actor></actor>
 <actor>i</actor>
 <actor>i</actor>
 </cast>
 </movie>
 </details>

 
If I look at the data in your mede8er.db sample files, you have a lot of crap (from the xml file) saved in the .db file e.g. “xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><details>  <movie isExtra="false" isSet="false" isTV="false">”.  How does this influence the search functionality and options in the MEDE8ER when these db files are used?

Unfortunately I don’t have an X2 which supports the db files, so I cannot test to see how the db file created by the MEDE8ER will look when the “correct” xml file is used.  Neither can I test the mede8er.db file I create.  Can someone with an X2 please generate a mede8er.db file using my attached xml file.

Thanks