It depends on the country the DVD/Blu-ray etc... is from. The UK only has one set of ratings which are the same for both film and television, so you'll only see film in the drop down when entering a UK release.

In the US they have different rating systems for film and TV so you'll get the choice when entering a US release.

I found it: DVD -> Copy then Paste

I do have to scan the covers though.

Quoting rdodolak:

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Disagree. Paramount Pictures isn't the publisher in this case and Paramount is only a licensor. It's Kino that is doing the publishing.

Kino Lorber Studio Classics (publisher), Paramount Home Entertainment (licensor) and Kino Lorber (distributor).

This is my understanding:

• Kino Lorber Studio Classics (aka KL Studio Classics) is not a valid company name, it is a physical media label used by Kino Lorber, which focusses on Hollywood classics. Refer "Our Story" section (2nd and 4th paragraphs): https://kinolorber.com/about

• DVD package design (which includes graphic design) is a publishing function, as it covers package construction, artwork, typography. Even "The Criterion Collection" has on their back covers a "package copyright author (media release year)", confirming their publisher role. Kino Lorber made no such claim on the packaging.

• The "Paramount Pictures" logo was on the back cover.

• The restored 3D/2D film was not a derivative work of the original film, so Kino Lorber (or 3-D Film Archive) cannot claim ownership (copyright) of the restoration work, but is licensed to distribute the restoration work.

Arrived today to replace faulty DVD..

Yes, I understand it.

TmdbInfo 2.5.1

Fixed a bug in formatting cast/crew names that contain quotation marks, when copying for DVD Profiler.