Same here, getting After Hours before adding manually on Disc ID

Dave...

Lewpy:

Whatever reply they give you, assuming they will tell you that this UPC was used inerror and this is the correct UPC, it will make no difference relative to the copy you own, you have the UPC you have. The only way to deal with your copy of After Hours is via Disc ID.

Skip

Okie Dokey, I am sure it is some sort human error, don't forget they are human...I think...but sometimes i do wonder.

Skip

It sounds like they set it up for individual sale then changed their mind.  Once it was changed to a 'box set only' release, they put the EAN back into the system.

Quoting PatrynXX:

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Kinda wish someone at invelos when I did a contact us would have pointed this out to me.  This page at least.  Nothing like adding the UK version of Matrix Reloaded on blu ray which is the only way to get it and get After Hours instead.

EAN or no.  the difference is in the UPC code.  Those are different. 
Matrix Realoded is 7321900115285
After Hours is 7321900115285>  but the DVD Profiler program won't let me add the >  Used to be that one keeps the first cover if the UPC's are the same.  They aren't.  Although if I google 7321900115285>  it'll also come up as Matrix Reloaded.

The > symbol is "quiet space" -- letting the people who lay out the covers know that space needs to be allowed around the bar code. It's not part of the UPC.

Probably need wikipedia to tell me about the EAN.  But we enter normally the movies via UPC code.

Both movies both the DVD of After Hours and the Blu Ray of Matrix Reloaded are from the UK.  To be a purist I'll probably leave my listing on the website collection as is with the wrong cover.  But if I enter the UPC code from Matrix Reloaded, in google 99 % of the time it comes up Matrix Reloaded.  Not After Hours.  So maybe the misprint is the fault of After Hours and not Matrix Reloaded.  Heck I've never even heard of the movie.  Thanks to blu-ray com they at least tell me what movies are regions free and Matrix 2 & 3 (have the NA book version of Matrix)  are at least region free... although the keep case is dvd width compared to North American's thinner type.  At least one could add the title blu ray title to the Add by Title list.  minus a UPC code.  Can't imagine what will happen when blu rays start appearing in cereal boxes.  Only way I was able to add a muppet movie was using the dvd rom drive.  Most don't have bd rom drives.  Only my brothers kick butt rig (that he doesn't understand..  he's a show off, play games with it type.) might handle blu ray video.  I'm more into film and photography.  So showing off isn't quite my thing. 

But clearly this topic is an old one.  Only way I ended up finding it was google.  Using the UPC code.  Although given this incident I might end up on the forum's more often.

Another thought also occurred to me.  I type in a UPC code and more than one movie tends to show up.  NA and CA versions.  I think this would be the easiest method here.  I guess I could compare this to finding the media code on dvd - + media.  Meritline once sold me counterfeit TY media.  Which right down to the media code was TY.  (which is JVC now, since Taiyo Yuden bought them out)

The reason I would be upset is some companies selling counterfeit dvd's use nefarious UPC codes.  And putting in my Amazon UK purchase of Matrix 2 up and coming up with the wrong movie suggests the movie is counterfeit   I know it isn't because it has the WB sticker.  But still, given the recent update to DVD Profiler... I would have hoped this would have been a thought.  As for Gridlock Joe's comment on my >    wish I could find my modified cuecat.  (that reads UPC)  so I can't say.

> is on After Hours.  Not Matrix Reloaded.  Maybe not the same thing as X but is sure looks it.