I posted it on the wrong discussion, so if you had read this before, i apologize...

I add two new DVD's, without the last two digits, both EAN are the same for the first thirteen digits, i get two different movies from the database, one from the netherlands and a belgien one, but none like my new dvd's... troubles again...
When i add the "complete EAN"... i would say, i get a false report of dvdprofiler, no 15 digtis allowed....
I made quick scans from the backside of the dvd's...
How to contribute?

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Frank

What Skip said.

for Skip for the good answer. 

Enry is correct. Skip's suggestion is not a valid EAN or UPC.

You have to contribute these DVDs with the disc ID. The two last digits in the bar code area and the actual bar code below them are not part of the EAN. There is a clear visible gap between the bar codes and the digits are above the bar code. It is just another code assigned to this DVD.

There seems to be a lot of confusion with EANs and UPCs. I'm sure that when you have seen one EAN bar code, you should recognize any EAN bar code to be an EAN. Not all bar codes in DVDs are EAN. If the bar code does not follow the standard representation of an EAN, then it should not be treated as one.

Thank you all.
I will not forget that again.

Frank

Quoting Jykke:

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The two last digits in the bar code area and the actual bar code below them are not part of the EAN. There is a clear visible gap between the bar codes and the digits are above the bar code. It is just another code assigned to this DVD.

... not part of the EAN 13 code, but part of the EAN code: it's called Add-On-Code and is commonly used with printed media to distinguish between the issues over a period (commonly a year).

The only possibility is to add the disc with the disc ID

Regards, AA