Not that I've ever seen.  A good idea.  Makes me wish I were a programmer.

Sorry if it is not correct what I am saying because it has been awhile that I was using DVD Profiler and my tools for it (no free time for it), but as far as I remember I had implemented an export of the cast pictures in my "CCV Plugin". So you could export them all as image files and browse them in Windows.

Quoting GSyren:

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So the cast pictures are not image files? 

Yes and no. If you drag and drop images in the cast edit window they are stored as binaries in the database itself.

But you can also use the Cast photos folder when you name the images correctly.

It seems that the CCV plugin us the answer.  I have it running now.  It appears that it's extracting the data from each profile.  Oh no! It appears to have frozen at 2489 profiles.  I was really hoping to extract the data from the master cast image database  if such a thing exists.  I didn't want to have duplicate images.  I'll investigate further.
Jim F.

H mediadog,
I was briefly overwhelmed by the replies and when I saw the reference to CCV plugin I had to try it.  I didn't realize that there were pictures accompanying the names when a profile was being edited.  They're a bit small so that's not ideal.  Where can I find the "Headshot Master Database" you referred to?  That sounds promising if the CCV plugin doesn't complete.
Even though I subscribe to a topic I'm never notified.  I have to check into that also.
Jim F.

Hi,
I'm looking for a way to view the images I have, not some Invelos master list.  Whenever I add a disc I view the images and replace any I'm not satisfied with.  As usual, my tastes are at some variance with the rules here.  If someone appeared in thirty or forty movies when they were in their twenties and did a cameo when they were 90 I'll choose an image that I find most evocative. Something like that anyway.
Using the CCV plugin I haven't been able to do a compete export.  It creates a 249MB file and locks up.  I don't know if the problem is due to a limitation of the plugin or some bad data on my system.  Still checking.
Jim F.

Hi media,
I don't understand in what way you think I was being dismissive or that I was requesting that someone write code for me.  From your post it seems that it appeared that I was requesting either or both.  I wasn't.  I reviewed my posts here and am truly baffled.  The CCV plugin did exactly what I was looking for but I wasn't aware that it had that capability.  I do regret the confusion.
After viewing the images exported by the CCV plugin, even if it isn't complete, I quickly realized that my idea wasn't a good one.  Not infrequently, when adding a disc I notice discrepancies or images that are not particularly evocative of the actor.  I thought that simply viewing a list of the images would allow me to make notes as to what images I'd like to change.  As it turns out my focus has only been on the main actors and I really have no idea who most of the supporting actors are or what they look like.  The exported list makes no such distinction.  I'll just continue what I've been doing.
Jim F.

P.S. I just reviewed my posts and saw my reference to "the master cast image database".  I was referring to a file or folder on my computer where all the images were stored.  Perhaps this was the confusion?

P.P.S. Referring to your last post items 1 & 2.  These appear to refer to what I have done or am currently doing.  I hope this posts clarifies that was I was looking for an alternative.  Please ask if this doesn't satisfy your request for an explanation.