On the Spine is written Multi-Feature (at the top), then Stephen King's Rose Red/Stephen King's Desperation/Stephen King's Storm of the Century/Stephen King's Riding the Bullet.

I suppose I'll have to use the mile-long Title.  Should I include Multi-Feature in the Edition field?

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BTW, does the title field have enough place to write a long title like that?

It does, just tried and both contributing and XML-export work like expected ... but it looks 

cya, Mithi

IMHO Multi-Feature is not part of the title. It would be put in the edition field if anything. I know it is hard to tell which stuff goes in the title field vs. the edition field on a lot of releases... I am struggling with several of those myself.

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I'd rather not use Multi-Feature in the title if I don't absolutely have to.

Of course you can do that too if you prefer to. The screeners had the last word on the new contribution and if they approve it without "Multi-Feature" this is how it is.

But you'll miss the chance to have a 134 characters titles in the database
Not that it is that short without the "Multi-Feature: " part

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Or do you have to contribute the parent, then each of the children?

They are 5 (in your case) individual profiles that have to be contributed on their own.

The only association between them comes from the Boxset-data of the Parent.

cya, Mithi

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Thanks Mithi, Child Profiles contributed as well.  My my, I hope I don't have to do this very often...

It gets MUCH MUCH easier.

I'd say a good third of the blu-rays I buy in Canada are not in the system under the UPC on the package.  So I have to create it from a US or Quebec profile and make the unnecessary changes.  If it's straightforward the total time it takes is usually 10-15 minutes and that includes doing the cover scans.

With this one I think I probably could have done it 15-25 minutes, barring any issues.  I kow the first ones I contributed took much much longer.. but once you get the hang of it and know what to do it doesn't take a lot of time.

@Jimmy S:
You might find this film dictionary useful for foreign-language films.

Never created one before but it's complicated when there are 4 movies on each disc.  I don't entirely understand the rules saying that is a box set.  To me a box set could be Star Wars with all 6 movies (original series)  on individual discs.  Vs 4 different movies on each disc.  ie I'm trying to Add 2 discs , Child Profiles which I've done thanks to this discussion to 8 Movies for The Man Cave and the only reason I have it is for Drew's film version for Amy Fisher.  At this rate I might just see if they've release it as a single movie because I'm not sure if I'll watch the other 7 movies , it does seem (ol Echo Bridge) to have UPC's on each disc.  I'm just so busy I never get in here and only way I found this was thru a search engine , not via the search for invelos help.  This is an old trick I learned from another site