Without knowing more about the specific disc... did you state why you were adding it via Disc ID? Also, is it actually an officially released DVD?

It was the Friday Night Lights (movie) Wal-Mart Exclusive bonus disc.  It's an official disc.

In fact, in general, husker, unless a bonus disc comes it's own case we do not create Profilesfor Bonus Discs. That would explain the decline. You were treying to create a Profile for something you should not have been

Skip

Then why were you trying to enter by Disc ID,

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Quoting huskersports:

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Uhhhhh.....well played Skip...well played indeed.  If I tried to enter it via UPC, would that improve my chances?

Yes. Disc ID is only to be used when a disc doesn't have a UPC. Like to create children in a box set, or for promo DVDs.

KM

Ok, husker, if it has it's own case but no UPC then you would have to use Disc ID, perhaps the answer is in your notes.

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"An invalid source, such as a third party database, was listed in the contribution notes. Use of a third party database is not allowed per the contribution rules".  That's the reason I get for all of my declines.
On a side note, none of this would be happening if CNET hadn't f'ed over us DVDSpot users.  But I digress.

That is usually given for cast/crew information... where did you get that information from? Per the rules cast and crew must come from the actual on-screen credits of the show. Or from having uncredited cast... if you have any uncredited cast you must provide documentation to prove they were in the show.

No 3rd party database like IMDB (or similar) is allowed per the rules. Basically if it can come from the actual on screen credits that is where it must come from... if you deviate from that you must provide documentation for it.

Another possibility... did you provide cover scans? if so where did they come from? can't use cover scans that are watermarked from another site. But then I would think they would accept the profile but not the image.