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Resolution & Source

Formats that classify release resolution, capture source (WEB-DL, Bluray, HDTV, etc.), storage tiers, and SD quality. These are the default category when no higher-priority tag matches.

42 custom formats in this category.

Name Description Tags
1080p Bluray Matches 1080p Blurays that are NOT remuxes Source
1080p HDTV Matches 1080p HDTV. Source
1080p Remux Matches 1080p Remux Source
1080p WEB-DL Matches 1080p WEB-DLs. Source
1080p WEB-DL (h264) Matches 1080p H264 WEB-DLs. Source
1080p WEBRip Matches 1080p WEBRips. Source
2160p Bluray Matches 2160p Blurays that are NOT remuxes Source
2160p Remux Matches 2160p Remux Source
2160p WEB-DL Matches 2160p WEB-DLs. Source
2160p WEB-DL (Efficient) Matches 2160p WEB-DLs. Source
480p Bluray Matches 480p Blurays. Source
480p WEB-DL Matches 480p WEB-DLs. Source
576p Bluray Matches 576p Blurays. Source
720p Bluray Matches 720p Blurays that are NOT remuxes Source
720p HDTV Matches 720p HDTV. Source
720p WEB-DL Matches 720p WEB-DLs. Source
720p WEBRip Matches 720p WEBRips. Source
ASL American Sign Language Releases
DS4K Encoded from a 2160p Source
DVD The DVD format, or Digital Versatile Disc, is an optical disc storage medium widely used for video, audio, and data storage. It offers a standard capacity of 4.7 GB for single-layer discs and up to 8.5 GB for dual-layer discs, making it suitable for movies, software, and backups. DVDs provide a resolution of 720x480 (NTSC) or 720x576 (PAL) for video and support Dolby Digital or DTS audio for high-quality sound. They are compatible with standalone DVD players, computer drives, and gaming consoles, offering broad accessibility while requiring a physical disc for playback. SD, Source
DVD Remux A DVD Remux is a direct rip of a DVD’s content without any re-encoding, preserving the original video, audio, and subtitle quality. It retains the exact resolution, bitrate, and format of the DVD, ensuring no loss in fidelity compared to the source. Lossless, SD, Source
Full Disc Matches the ‘Full Disc’ regex pattern and negates any remuxes / encodes. Storage
Full Disc (Quality Match) Matches Full Discs using a Radarr Quality Match Storage
HONE Bluray Matches 1080p x265 Hone Blurays via Release Title Parsing
HONE WEB Matches 1080p x265 HONE WEB-DLs via Release Title Parsing
Internal Internal Indexer Flag
QxR Bluray Matches 1080p QxR Blurays via Release Title Parsing
QxR Blurays Matches 2160p QxR Blurays via Release Title Parsing
QxR WEB
QxR WEBs Matches 2160p QxR WEBs via Releases Title Parsing
Remux Matches Remux as a codec, not a source. Either h265 or h264. Storage
SDR Ban 2160p WEB-DL Releases without Dolby Vision or HDR Formats. Movies Anywhere is excluded due to the high bitrate.
SDTV Matches SDTV. Source
TAoE Bluray Matches 1080p TAoE Blurays via Release Title Parsing
TAoE Blurays Matches 2160p TAoE Blurays via Release Title Parsing
TAoE WEB Matches 1080p TAoE WEBs via Release Title Parsing
TAoE WEBs Matches 2160p TAoE WEBs via Release Title Parsing
UHD Bluray UHD Blu-ray is a digital optical disc format released in 2016. It stores 66GB on triple-layer discs or 100GB on quad-layer discs, compared to standard Blu-ray’s 25GB/50GB capacity. The format delivers 3840x2160 (4K) resolution video using HEVC (H.265) encoding at bitrates up to 128Mbps. All UHD Blu-rays include HDR10 support, with some releases adding Dolby Vision or HDR10+. The format uses the BT.2020 color space and 10-bit color depth, while supporting audio formats like Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, DTS-HD MA, and Dolby TrueHD. UHD Blu-ray players require HDMI 2.0a and HDCP 2.2 compliant displays to show 4K HDR content. 2160p, Storage
UHD Bluray (Efficient) UHD Blu-ray is a digital optical disc format released in 2016. It stores 66GB on triple-layer discs or 100GB on quad-layer discs, compared to standard Blu-ray’s 25GB/50GB capacity. The format delivers 3840x2160 (4K) resolution video using HEVC (H.265) encoding at bitrates up to 128Mbps. All UHD Blu-rays include HDR10 support, with some releases adding Dolby Vision or HDR10+. The format uses the BT.2020 color space and 10-bit color depth, while supporting audio formats like Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, DTS-HD MA, and Dolby TrueHD. UHD Blu-ray players require HDMI 2.0a and HDCP 2.2 compliant displays to show 4K HDR content. 2160p, Storage
Vialle Bluray Matches 1080p Vialle Blurays via Release Title Parsing
Vialle WEB Matches 1080p Vialle WEBs via Release Title Parsing
Weasley WEB Matches 1080p Weasley HONE WEBs via Release Title Parsing

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