If I understand you correctly, you will have 24 Box Set profiles, not allowing you to add the actual box as a parent profile to all. Also, assuming that the envolopes don't have UPCs, the adding by Disc-IDs will be rather messy, I think.

If I had such set, I would create one Box Set with 48 children (one for each side, profiling two movies together in each profile).

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If I understand you correctly, you will have 24 Box Set profiles, not allowing you to add the actual box as a parent profile to all. Also, assuming that the envolopes don't have UPCs, the adding by Disc-IDs will be rather messy, I think.

That's exactly the situation, yes, no UPCs. I found around 60 or so of the 100 movies listed in some or other form in the existing 280K profile database. Maybe I should stick this on the shelf and only profile it when I retire in 20 year's time ... or hopefully someone else has done it by then ... 

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If I had such set, I would create one Box Set with 48 children (one for each side, profiling two movies together in each profile).

I haven't thought of that one, but one would theoretically want to mark the whole disc out if you lent it to somebody, rather than having to check out both sides - assuming that you wouldn't give the whole boxset out unless you're not expecting it back.    (Theoretical because it doesn't happen often that I lend out my discs.)

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Quoting ya_shin:

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If I had such set, I would create one Box Set with 48 children (one for each side, profiling two movies together in each profile).

I haven't thought of that one, but one would theoretically want to mark the whole disc out if you lent it to somebody, rather than having to check out both sides - assuming that you wouldn't give the whole boxset out unless you're not expecting it back.    (Theoretical because it doesn't happen often that I lend out my discs.)

Well, if the physical disc is somewhat importnat, then just make a Box Set with 24 children...