Filing the English Title of a Non-English Blu-ray 3D

[Paul H]

An English title can be important when searching in a collection of almost 700 3D tiles!


Examples of some English customization:

[Smaugone]

Pictures not showing up, Paul.

[Paul H]

Originally Posted by Smaugone

Pictures not showing up, Paul.

Thanks. Working on it!

[ryanmcv]

Originally Posted by Paul H

Thanks. Working on it!

Try using Imgur instead!

[Joe D.]

Since I only see the binding when stored, I'm going to cut little tabs with the English title and slip them in.

[dhvsfan]

Originally Posted by Paul H

An English title can be important when searching in a collection of almost 700 3D tiles!

Are you releasing these without claiming copyright ? If yes, how can I print them out since I also want the English titles.

[Paul H]

Originally Posted by dhvsfan

Are you releasing these without claiming copyright ? If yes, how can I print them out since I also want the English titles.

English titles and existing artwork-forms are always found online.
Searches for published release dates, original titles and the (AKA) country equivalents are public record.

Available 3D title data is examined, sized, and rearranged. Pasted overlays are made for repurposing the English 3D identification of the intended creative work.

Non-English titles seem to all have available English artwork sources from Theatrical releases, 2D DVD & Blu-ray, or UHD formats.

[Paul H]

How the process can work:
A rare 3D version of a movie produced in 2013 (Spain, Italy, & France), suddenly becomes available for purchase, and only released in Turkey in 2015; The Title: Kivircik ;Ay Macerasi in 3D.
Research finds Three AKAs. Europe->(Blackie & Kanuto), U.S.->(Pup), Australia-> (Head Over Hooves).
While viewing the 3D encode, the original Title credit in English displays Head Over Hooves, which makes the English choice.