This is how to create a CSV file to import in your collection.

This feature can be found:
Login -> My Crate -> Tools

* All additional fields are optional only required is UPC (a valid 12 or 13 digit UPC code is required!)
* Any line that starts with a '//' is ignored as a remark
* Date formats should be standard date format between 1/1/1900 and 1/1/2080
* Any Disc not found by the UPC is searched against a collection of web feeds, if not found there the Disc is added to a unknown report
* All Disc's imported via this mechanism are added to your 'Owned' crate
* If no Price paid is given then the MSRP of the Disc is used for reporting statistics

FIELDS:
upc = UPC of Disc (well, doh!)
private = incidates if the DVD is a private (dont show if someone other than you is viewing your collection, ie Pron or "Tootsie" (ick!), must be either "1" or "True" (For Yes) and "0" or "False" (For No)
acquiredFrom = Name of place where Disc was purchased/found/traded/stolen (ie 'Acquired From'), must not contain commas, can be surrounded by Quotes (")
acquiredDate = Date of Disc acquisition
pricePaid = USD amount paid
note = Any note you would like to store with this Disc in your collection (ie "Grandma loves this Movie, watch it when she is in town"), must not contain commas, can be surrounded by Quotes (")

Example One (about as plain as one can get):


Example Two (add some details):


Example Three (some with info, some without):


And just because I can, here is the debug output of importing the Example Three above about into my account;

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The DVDCrate Dude

If you have any amount of Discs in your collection, I highly recommend heading to Ebay and getting yourself a CueCat.

Its a simple USB barcode scanner than will emulate a keyboard. So you literally plug it in, start notepad, scan your discs, then save that file and then import that file.

Super easy.

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The DVDCrate Dude