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!!! warning "Information regarding audio quality"
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It should be noted that there can be problems if you use the HD audio Custom Formats, as:
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- There is a best practice in the German scene that asserts that German audio should be the first (default) audio in DL/ML releases.
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- The quality of the German audio track may or may not be mentioned in the title.
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- Some movies (and TV shows, mostly from the pre-streaming era) lack an equivalent German audio track to the original audio's highest quality one.
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Resulting in the following:
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- The audio quality indicated in the release's title might not refer to the German audio.
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- The German audio could be of lesser quality than the one mentioned in the title.
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- Radarr will only score pre-import audio based on the release title and post-import based on the release's first (default) audio (after ffprobe).
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- The final score for the release can be lower than the pre-import.
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!!! tip
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This is why the Group tiers exist; they try to get hold of the groups that tend to provide the best original and German audio for a release. However, it is not infallible, and, once again, a movie may not have an equivalent German audio track to the original audio's highest quality one.
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