Trying to change title segment orders for a television show but I don't know how to send the proof I have?

Hi EarthToLil, First. The "episode" and "segment" are different categories, so I recommend to start with making correction from "segment" to "episode" to reveal the Subject of current topic. Second. "I have the files for the episodes that have aired on my computer" does not meet the minimum requirements for a public release which is the basis to identify the release dates according to IMDb rules. Moreover, while it is not prohibited directly for release dates, the leaked materials are not accepted for contributing images, if this analogy can be taken. Third. Release dates is not the main basis for episodes ordering, because the original order can be changed in different countries in different releases. The correct ordering is the one used on screen (for example, various Star Wars mini-series) or, if having no numbers in title cards, then the order in which the entire story is narrated by its creators, which in its turn means the ordering used in original (official) very first public release. In light of this, a leaked material is the shortest way to set the "wrong order". Fourth. If release date in your country is different from the country of origin, there is an option to add multiple release dates to each episode depending on countries and possible further re-releases. When you submit local dates of release, do not change the original order of episodes. We hope that in future the IMDb system will let multiple orderings for episodes, but such feature is not provided now. Finally. If you want to view the episodes in an order based on the release dates, then instead of "Seasons" select "Years" in the Episode Guide, and the episodes will be ordered by dates of releases. If this way the order is "wrong" for you, it might be because a contributor had not previously followed all the above recommendations.

Hi EarthToLil- You can provide the supporting evidence by checking the box of "Provide an explanation to assist in processing this submission" on the contribution form of the data you are adding/corrcting and by pasting the respective external links on the text box. The evidence will need to be uploaded through a publicly accessible platform of your choice (ie. Dropbox, Imgur, Google Drive, etc) and then this is where you can provide us with a URL by pasting it on the contribution form. Just make sure that the links don't have an access requirement since we won't be able to verify the information provided if they have this. Cheers!