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Hi Rich86.
I can see that you go to the trouble of scanning the disk labels along with the cover on both sides.
It would be great if you would flatten the covers you scan so that the spine doesn’t have a curve to it.
I’ve cataloged most of my collection already.
To keep the spine flat I put a mouse matt (black non-reflective material)
then a ruler on the matt where the spine is.
Then a telephone book and a flat piece to put pressure on.
I’m careful not to break the scanner glass.
Maybe you would want to do the same yourself.
🙂
by Rich86
![Blow_(2001)_WS_R1-[front]-[www.GetDVDCovers.com]](https://dvdcover.com/wp-content/uploads/Blow_2001_WS_R1-front-www.GetDVDCovers.com_-150x100.jpg "Blow (2001) WS R1")
Hi Rich86.
I can see that you go to the trouble of scanning the disk labels along with the cover on both sides.
It would be great if you would flatten the covers you scan so that the spine doesn’t have a curve to it.
I’ve cataloged most of my collection already.
To keep the spine flat I put a mouse matt (black non-reflective material)
then a ruler on the matt where the spine is.
Then a telephone book and a flat piece to put pressure on.
I’m careful not to break the scanner glass.
Maybe you would want to do the same yourself.
🙂