How do I change the Title of a Disc?

[linkone2]

I accidentally grabbed the wrong Drive when creating the Discs, so Disc 1 is actually Disc 2, and Disc 2 is Disc 1. I just want to label them correctly to avoid confusion to users.

[lfoust]

I haven't published an "Edit Disc" page yet - but one is coming soon. If you want to go ahead and submit the discs for review - I will make sure to correct this before finalizing the contribution. Thanks!

[linkone2]

Okay, how would I go about letting you know what discs?

[linkone2]

Also after noticing my mess up on the First Disc Entry, I canceled/clicked away on the Second Entry, and now it's just... "Loading..." instead of giving me the code to insert into Powershell. Also, the "Identify Disc Items" thing says "Indentify Disc Items".

[linkone2]

Sorry, gonna try Contributing another series, but on the one I messed up on, should I swap the names of the entries to the right ones, and then let you know that the Disc names need to be swapped or?

[lfoust]

Are you able to find the item on this page? https://thediscdb.com/contribute/my

I can look up your contributions by username - is your username there also Linkone2?

Thank you for pointing out the mis-spelling - I'll get that fixed up too

[linkone2]

Yeah, it should be the same name. I'm able to navigate to the page, but, all I seem to get is it hanging on "Loading...".

[lfoust]

It looks like the discs are not uploaded for that disc yet - so you can upload them here: https://thediscdb.com/contribution/GpM/discs/U5K

I definitely need to spend some time on error handling and making it clearer on what is missing. Thanks for sticking with this

[viviantlo]

Hello, I ran into a similar issue when uploading the log file for a blu-ray disc. It might have been a mistake on my end as this is my first time trying to contribute.

Would appreciate any help in figuring this out!

[lfoust]

@viviantlo - it looks like the command failed with bash: makemkvcon: command not found I have reset the release so you can go to https://thediscdb.com/contribution/OCo/discs/K6k and try uploading the logs again. What OS are you running on? Linux? Do you have MakeMkv installed?

[viviantlo]

Thanks! I am running on Windows 10 and have MakeMKV installed. I inserted the disc in my drive, loaded it with MakeMKV, and tried running the bash command once more (this time within C://Program Files (x86)/MakeMKV), but it seemed to fail again. I'm not sure where to locate the logs manually or if there was a step I missed to generate those with MakeMKV?

[lfoust]

If you are on Windows you should run the powershell script. The bash script is meant for linux machines (which is why it calls makemkvcon instead of makemkvcon.exe) Does the powershell script work for you?

[viviantlo]

Yes, that was the issue! I can now upload logs fine.