Du to a mix-up from axelmusic, I accidentally got the double feature of Black Sheep/Severance instead. The movie I should have received was Black Sheep with Chris Farley and David Spade. After contacted A.M they said I could keep the BD, and voila I got two more movies in my collection. However this title isn't in the base (9339065001556) so I want to contribute it. But how, since there's a split cover for the two of the movies, and only one UPC/EAN.
Would dividers be accepted? One for each movie? would dividers work in the crew section? What title should I use? anyone here that can help me? It's an Australian release..

Hi thanks, its a single disc, with the startup option: Select movie..So didviders will be ok, and just one coverart?

Quoting bentyman:

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how should the title be? Black Sheep/Severanse: (edition) Blu-ray Double Feature?

Sounds about right.

Quoting bentyman:

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how should the title be? Black Sheep/Severanse: (edition) Blu-ray Double Feature?

If that's the Edition as per the cover it seems about right, except that by 'common consensus' (and you don't see that phrase much around here  ) we tend to separate double feature titles with extra spaces so:

Black Sheep / Severanse

Quoting dee1959jay:

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If this is indeed the cover, Voltaire is completely right.

That's the one 

I would keep the 'main' Bluray  disc as the parent with no running times or aspect ratios etc of each film.., Then use Invelos data base to grandfather in the two remaining approved titles as children of the 'box set' .
Then use disc ID to each title., also check the BRay box (media type) for each and all the titles in question., Finish off the titles with correct running times production years overviews etc for each of the two children. but keep the parent box/title as a combo release with UPC/EAN of the master disc. .
Finally you could either keep the entire scenario local. or you could contrribute the disc ID of each title for contribtuiion approval ..

No the main double disc would be the EAN number and the two individual titles could be and should be disc ID., ( you can have as many disc ID's as you want for each disc in drive.. . For instance you could have as many as say 6 episodes of a TV series on one disc and if you have each of those titles under one title you could separate them all with THE same  disc ID, which would all be identical..

until you contribute ( if you decide to), keep the same UPC/EAN code and locality for the titles so you can continue to get updates on those titles. If your contribution gets accepted, you may still wish to keep the same UPC codes for the individual titles in order to continue to receive updates, as this (these) titles will be pretty/fairly obscure. (as a double feature EAN/Bluray ed.)
Just lock off what you want to lock off and your library will function fine..

If you decide to go the route, I think you want to go,.,.  You may never get any updates of these titles in the future...

rereading over the previous above posts and unicus suggested the same I see ... 

Quoting dee1959jay:

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Since it's two movies on the same side of a disc, dividers are the way to go (as Unicus said in his first post).

the second part his post , ...  his opening statement  was the same idea as mine..

The rules say:
In rare cases where multiple Complete TV Series are packaged together, the Box-set rules can be applied, treating each series like a single film - applying the above rules for it’s individual profile.


or in this case multiple movies ..