Does the profile you're trying to upload already have the cover scan? If not the option will be greyed out until you've scanned it in. Go in to edit the profile & then click on Cover Scans.

Sorry not sure then. I've created a couple of new profiles & added scans. Not had that issue.

scan the cover outside dvd profiler in jpg format
save it somewhere you find it back
in dvd profiler select in Collection List window the profile you wish to add the profile
now right click on the blank front cover
select Edit Cover Images in the pop-up window
select in the new Edit Cover Images window the openfile icon (top left)
open the cover in jpg format where you save it
the cover should now show in that window, if it is to big press once on the minus (zooms to 66%)
now with the left mouse button (click and hold the button)
drag the selection rectangle form the right hand bottom corner to the top left of where the front cover should end.
When your satisfied with the result, go to the menu Image select there Crop
Now at the bottom left corner select the tab Back image
Select the file open again, and the cover should still be selected there
Repeat the procedure
Just select now in the same procedure the back cover
When done press now the OK button on the bottom right
The cover should now be in the profile
In the General Info window at the bottom right you have some icons
select the left one (Hand supporting DVD)
if not selectable, use the right muse click
select contribute
in the contribute window mark [v] the Include cover scans
press the Contribute button

It's weird... Profiles I have edited them I have NOT the choice to check the image option, but the profiles I haven't done anything to, them I CAN do.. :S

If it's a new entry and you can't scan the covers you are allowed to put the image you do have in the front and back cover sections for submission purposes.

Quoting Lithurge:

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If it's a new entry and you can't scan the covers you are allowed to put the image you do have in the front and back cover sections for submission purposes.

bah - you beat me to it..

Quoting dvdusi:

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... Too bad my scanner does not work with Linux or Vista! 

If you have the time and place on your harddisc  , access to your old XP installation (CD/DVD) this might be a solution for you and others. Install XP as a virtual system on your Vista or Linux using VMware:
VMware Server is a free packet, use the beta 2.0 as the final version is not there yet, it should be stable.
At the VMware website you have to answer some questions for the free serial numbers.
Windows Version (RPM), Linux (Tar) approx 0.5 GB download.
The install is done by wizard, for security don"t use standard ports (80 & 433) use (8222 & 8333)
after installation: with the browser Http://localhost:82222. Enter administrator as username and password. First you have to set the password for administrator. For Vista Users: enter from the command prompt c:\:
net user administrator /active
With this you can control the Administrator account over the configuration screen / useraccounts, after this you can login on the VMware Infrastructure Web Access-pages.
Also go to the Firewall, and allow following programs in exeptions from the program folder VM Ware Server:
vmware-authd and open it
vmware-hostd and open it
all settings are done in the webinterface
choose your windows, asign the memory 256 MB is the minimum, if you have more available 512 or 1024.
next step virtual harddisc: 8GB should be addequate.
don"t mark Allocate all disk space now
if you want internet access: virtual network card
standard: bridged (virtual guest system gets ip-address from dhcp-server{your router})
next step install fysical cd-rom drive from the hostsystem and configure for use by guestsystem
next step don"t add floppy disc
next add USB controller

Quoting Giga Wizard:

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Quoting dvdusi:

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... Too bad my scanner does not work with Linux or Vista! 

If you have the time and place on your harddisc  , access to your old XP installation (CD/DVD) this might be a solution for you and others. Install XP as a virtual system on your Vista or Linux using VMware:
VMware Server is a free packet, use the beta 2.0 as the defenit version is not complete.
At the VMware website you have to answer some questions for the free serial numbers.
Windows Version (RPM), Linux (Tar) approx 0.5 GB download.

thanks for this documentation.