I was not implying that I created a separate profile for the bonus features on side B of the Superman The Movie disc, just that the two sides have different Disc ID's, so surely the two Film's could be profiled by Disc ID.

Steve

I8E2343A1EA125BF5 under Region 2 UK is the profile in question if you wish to see.

Quoting schultzy:

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Just for clarification so I understand things as far as how the rules are now.

If you have a disc that has two movies on the same side, you would use one profile and cast/crew dividers

If you have a disc with a movie on each side, you would make it a boxset and each side would be a child profile

Now if you have two movies on each side, you would make it a box set as in example 2, but each child would be set up as example 1.

Correctamundo

LOL, you think not. I have been doing this for years DJ. You have much to learn my young jedi. Using the system as I use it I have 3019 DVDs but only 2350 titles. It doesn't work as you think it should.

Skip

Quoting skipnet50:

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LOL, you think not. I have been doing this for years DJ. You have much to learn my young jedi. Using the system as I use it I have 3019 DVDs but only 2350 titles. It doesn't work as you think it should.

Skip

Hmmm, I am doing the same way as DJ does and feel that my "movie count" is accurate enough (there is a few things that cannot be accounted for, but I can live with that).

Can you tell us what you are doing different and why it is more accurate?

Hmmm, maybe I misunderstood djskyler then. because in fact I am doing exactly what you are doing (not assigning numbers to bonus discs of Box Sets though, but maybe you just didn't mention that).

But I thought that was was he was basically saying, that one can set the collection number to None, to adjust the accuracy of what is being counted in accordance to ones personal preference...

So in the poll voting so far it appears 72% favor always splitting double-sided disc profiles for movie box sets.
21% are against ever splitting discs.
7% are okay with both methods available in the database.

As I attempt to enter more "B-side" disc profiles into my inventory, it seems like the 7% currently win out, as there is quite a mix of the two approaches in the database.

The profiles I've found with split double discs include:
Airport Terminal Pack: The Franchise Collection
The Bela Lugosi Collection: The Franchise Collection (1 out of 2 sides)
The Classic Sci-Fi Ultimate Collection
Don Knotts Reluctanct Hero Pack: The Franchise Collection
Dracula: The Legacy Collection
Frankenstein: The Legacy Collection
Inner Sanctum Mysteries: The Franchise Collection
Invisible Man: The Legacy Collection
The Mummy: The Legacy Collection
Smokey and the Bandit Pursuit Pack: The Legacy Collection
The Wolf Man: The Legacy Collection

The profiles without split double-discs include:
The Adventures of Francis the Talking Mule Vol 1: The Franchise Collection
The Adventures of Ma and Pa Kettle Vol 1: The Franchise Collection
The Adventures of Ma and Pa Kettle Vol 2: The Franchise Collection
The Best of Bud Abbott and Lou Costello Vol 1: The Franchise Collection
The Best of Bud Abbott and Lou Costello Vol 2: The Franchise Collection
The Best of Bud Abbott and Lou Costello Vol 3: The Franchise Collection
The Best of Bud Abbott and Lou Costello Vol 4: The Franchise Collection
Ghost of Dragstrip Hollow/Ghost in the Invisible Bikini: MGM Midnight Movies
Incredible Two-Headed Transplant/Thing with Two Heads: MGM Midnight Movies

I guess after we finish submitting those profiles in our collections still not in the database, there's plenty of work to be done on these disc sides