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Adding a dvd with multible cover's
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DVD Profiler Unlimited Registrantwojos
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I collect evil dead dvd's and there is one release that is in a clear jewel case with no cover and so you see the dvd that is basically a  picture disc there are a few different one's and they all have the same upc code is there a way to add them all to show the different disc's?
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For the online database... no. The system can only handle 1 set of cover art per UPC.
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For your own local purposes you could keep the other scans in the Gallery for that DVD.
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Or you could do manual profiles for the different versions.
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Do these discs have different Disc ID's or just different art printed on them? If the former applies, you might contribute by Disc ID.
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Do these discs have different Disc ID's or just different art printed on them? If the former applies, you might contribute by Disc ID.

If you are referring to a set of letters and number's on the outside edge of the disc then yes each one has a different letter at the end and the same letter's and number's is also on the edge of the case art work Here is what they look like from the side the same numbers are on the disc's them self.

[IMG]http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i37/Mud_Rat/Stuff/DEVILSide-marked.jpg[/IMG]

The photo is not mine but I did mark the numbers for you to see what I'm talking about.
Thanks I hope this helps you point me in the rite direction.
Bob
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Nope, this is not the disc id.

The DiscId is some electronic identifier on the DVD itself. You can do a read-out in the program at the profile edit screen under "Discs".

As you can add new profiles over EAN/UPC, you can do it also with Disc ID.
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Indeed. Try starting the programme and inserting one of the discs in question into your computer's DVD-ROM drive. If the disc is already in the Invelos database, the programme will suggest to add it to your collection. If it's not in the database yet, the programme will report an unknown disc and suggest to add it manually.

You can also take a look in the programme under DVD / Add to Collection. In the window that opens, one of the tabs is called "By Inserted Disc". This option uses the Disc ID. There's a bit of explanation at the bottom of the "By Inserted Disc" tab.
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DVD Profiler Unlimited Registrantwojos
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Indeed. Try starting the programme and inserting one of the discs in question into your computer's DVD-ROM drive. If the disc is already in the Invelos database, the programme will suggest to add it to your collection. If it's not in the database yet, the programme will report an unknown disc and suggest to add it manually.

You can also take a look in the programme under DVD / Add to Collection. In the window that opens, one of the tabs is called "By Inserted Disc". This option uses the Disc ID. There's a bit of explanation at the bottom of the "By Inserted Disc" tab.


Sorry I did not get back on this but I've been laid up a bit with my bad back. Now back to this I tried this and I got the same profile for each one so I will just up date my list with all 5 picture disc's  and make a  few changes that I fill need to be made to the current profile and submit them for approval.
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if all has the same UPC and disc ids then the only way to add them is manual profiles and you cant contribute them
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