Okay so got a little question on whats right and whats wrong when a bluray have a loose paper front.

Profile in question is: 883904284871

It's not a slip cover but looks like it in the profile unless you know otherwise so slip cover shouldnt be marked i guess but should cover really be scans of the loose paper and the back of the real cover?

To me it just looks stupid in the profile that the front pic have the bluray logo on top and then the automatic bluray logo built into dvdprofiler.

I bought my copy used so i dont personally have the loose paper but thats what people are declining my submission when i though it was a slipcover and therefor marked and submitted that.

Here is one thread that looks at the issue (there are others)

http://www.invelos.com/Forums.aspx?task=viewtopic&topicID=610204

That particular release was initially released with a cardboard picture underneath the shrink wrap, but not part of the physical case (underlying cover art).  Some of these types have the cardboard front glued on top of the shrink wrap.

Several threads have decided that it should be the front image.

But your contribution was to check the slip cover, but it is not a slip cover.

Now this issue you have...

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To me it just looks stupid in the profile that the front pic have the bluray logo on top and then the automatic bluray logo built into dvdprofiler.

You can shut off profilers automatic Blu-ray media banner over the scans by media type  (by editing the media type and unchecking use default banner) or at a profile level under "Cover Images" by checking whether you want the media banner

Quoting DK1979:

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Well i want the bluray banner on the other profiles in my collection that does not have either slip cover or this stupid loose paper cover.

You can forcibly disable (or enable for that matter) each front and back cover for each profile individually.

Just edit the profile and go to the Covers tab: