Here's the full code so you can get a better idea about where everything falls (note: not everything is fully implimented)

#/usr/bin/perl

use Config::Simple;
use Switch;

tie %DVD, "Config::Simple", '/home/mike/MyVideos/titles';
tie %Config, "Config::Simple", '/home/mike/MyVideos/config';
tied(%Config)->autosave(1);

while ()
{
system "clear";

print "---------OPTIONS-----------\n";
print "\'add\' to enter new title:\n";
print "\'delete\' to remove a title:\n";
print "\'import\' to rip a new DVD:\n";
print "\'quit\' to exit:\n";
print "---------------------------\n";
print "DVD Titles\n\n";

foreach (sort keys %DVD)
{
    print "$_: \n";
}

print "\nEnter the name of the movie you want to see:";

chomp($title = <STDIN>);

switch ($title)
{
    case ('add')
    {
        &add_title();
    }
    case ('delete')
    {
        &remove_title();
    }
    case ('import')
    {
    open(LSDVD, "lsdvd -p /dev/hdc|");
    @lsdvd = <LSDVD>;
    shift(@lsdvd);
    print "$lsdvd[1]";
    sleep(1);
    $lsdvd = $lsdvd[1];
    @lsdvd = split(/ /, $lsdvd);
    $lsdvd = pop @lsdvd;
    print $lsdvd;
        $_ = $lsdvd;
        if (/(\w+)/)
        {    
        print $!;
        }
    close(LSDVD);
    sleep(5);
        #&import_dvd();
    }
    case ('quit')
    {
        &quit();
    }
    else
    {
        $title = "default." . "$title";
        $i =0;
        foreach (keys %DVD)
            {
                if ($title eq $_)
                {
                    $i = 1;
                    &play_movie();
                }
            }
        if ($i eq 0)    
        {
            system "clear";
            print "Please enter a valid title!\n";
            sleep(1);
        }
}
}
}

sub play_movie
{
    print "Loading Movie...\n";
    @mount = ("sudo mount" , "-o loop", "-t auto " , "\"$DVD{$title}\"
+" , " /media/dvdbackup");
    print @mount;
    system "@mount";
    print "\nEnjoy!\n";
    system("xine -I -A esd -B -D -f --no-splash --verbose=0 dvd:/media
+/dvdbackup/1");
    system("sudo umount /media/dvdbackup");
    print "Thank you for watching.\n";
}

sub add_title
{
    system "clear";
    print "Enter the name of the movie: ";
    chomp($name = <STDIN>);
    $name = "default." . "$name";
    print "Enter the file location: ";
    chomp($loc = <STDIN>);
    print $name . $loc;
    tied(%DVD)->param( "$name" , "$loc" );
    tied(%DVD)->write();
    print "%DVD";
    sleep(5)
}

sub import_dvd
{
    
}

sub remove_title
{
    system "clear";
    print "Enter Title you wish to remove (this will delete the .iso):
+";
    chomp($title = "default." . <STDIN>);
    print $DVD{$title} . "\n";
    print $title . "\n";
    tied(%DVD)->delete("$title");
    tied(%DVD)->write();
    sleep(2);
}

sub quit
{
    tied(%DVD)->write();
    exit;
}
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I realize the code is undoubtedly ugly, this is my first #real# program so be gentle. The sticky part now is in the import section. You guys are a life saver.
By the way I didn't want to impliment unlink until I had the import code done (just incase).

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