@ -853,24 +851,6 @@ I also made 3 guides related to this one.
------
### EVO (no WEBDL)
??? faq "EVO (no WEBDL) - [CLICK TO EXPAND]"
This group is often banned for the low quality Blu-ray releases, but their WEB-DLs are okay.
You will need to add the following to your new Custom Format when created in your Quality Profile (`Setting` => `Profiles`) and then set the score to `-1000` or even `-10000`
??? example "JSON - [CLICK TO EXPAND]"
```json
[[% filter indent(width=4) %]][[% include 'json/radarr/cf/evo-no-webdl.json' %]][[% endfilter %]]
```
<sub><sup>[TOP](#index)</sup>
------
### LQ
<sub>Low Quality Releases = LQ</sub>
@ -901,23 +881,27 @@ I also made 3 guides related to this one.
------
### x265 (720/1080p)
### x265 (HD)
<sub>720/1080p no x265 = x265 (720/1080p)</sub>
<sub>720/1080p no x265 = x265 (720/1080p) = x265 (HD)</sub>
??? faq "720/1080p no x265 - [CLICK TO EXPAND]"
??? faq "x265 (HD) - [CLICK TO EXPAND]"
This blocks/ignores 720/1080p(HD) releases that are encoded in x265
This blocks/ignores 720/1080p(HD) releases that are encoded in x265.
In your quality profile use the following score for this Custom Format: `-10000`
!!! fail ""
--8<--"includes/docker/x265.md"
!!! Danger
Don't use this together with the following Custom Format [{{ radarr['cf']['x265-no-hdrdv']['name'] }}](/Radarr/Radarr-collection-of-custom-formats/#x265-no-hdrdv)
??? example "JSON - [CLICK TO EXPAND]"
```json
[[% filter indent(width=4) %]][[% include 'json/radarr/cf/x265-7201080p.json' %]][[% endfilter %]]
[[% filter indent(width=4) %]][[% include 'json/radarr/cf/x265-hd.json' %]][[% endfilter %]]
```
<sub><sup>[TOP](#index)</sup>
@ -938,7 +922,7 @@ I also made 3 guides related to this one.
!!! Danger
Don't use this together with the following Custom Format [x265 (720/1080p)](#x265-7201080p)
Don't use this together with the following Custom Format [{{ radarr['cf']['x265-hd']['name'] }}](/Radarr/Radarr-collection-of-custom-formats/#x265-hd)
??? example "JSON - [CLICK TO EXPAND]"
@ -968,92 +952,114 @@ I also made 3 guides related to this one.
------
### No-RlsGroup
### DV (WEBDL)
??? faq "No-RlsGroup - [CLICK TO EXPAND]"
<sub>Dolby Vision = DoVi = DV</sub>
Some indexers strip out the release group which could result in LQ groups getting a higher score.
For example a lot of EVO releases end up stripping the group name, so they appear as "upgrades", and they end up getting a decent score if other things match
??? faq "DV (WEBDL) - [CLICK TO EXPAND]"
This is a special Custom Format that block WEBDLs **with** Dolby Vision but **without** HDR10 fallback.
!!! warning
This Custom Format works together with the normal [DV](#dv) Custom Format that you can use to prefer Dolby Vision.
If you don't use decent filenames (like not adding release groups) don't add this Custom Format, except if you want to upgrade them.
Most WEBDL from Streaming Services don't have the fallback to HDR10, What can results in playback issues like weird colors if you want to play it on a not Dolby Vision compatible setup.
Remuxes and Bluray have a fallback to HDR10.
??? example "JSON - [CLICK TO EXPAND]"
```json
[[% filter indent(width=4) %]][[% include 'json/radarr/cf/no-rlsgroup.json' %]][[% endfilter %]]
[[% filter indent(width=4) %]][[% include 'json/radarr/cf/dv-webdl.json' %]][[% endfilter %]]
```
<sub><sup>[TOP](#index)</sup>
------
### Obfuscated
??? faq "Obfuscated - [CLICK TO EXPAND]"
### Bad Dual Groups
Optional (use these only if you dislike renamed releases)
??? faq "Bad dual groups - [CLICK TO EXPAND]"
These groups take the original release, then they add their own preferred language (ex. Portuguese) as the main audio track (AAC 2.0), What results after renaming and FFprobe that the media file will be recognized as Portuguese AAC audio. It's a common rule that you add the best audio as first.
Also they often even rename the release name in to Portuguese.
??? example "JSON - [CLICK TO EXPAND]"
```json
[[% filter indent(width=4) %]][[% include 'json/radarr/cf/obfuscated.json' %]][[% endfilter %]]
[[% filter indent(width=4) %]][[% include 'json/radarr/cf/bad-dual-groups.json' %]][[% endfilter %]]
```
<sub><sup>[TOP](#index)</sup>
------
### Retags
## Optional
??? faq "Retags - [CLICK TO EXPAND]"
------
Optional (use these only if you dislike retagged releases)
### EVO (no WEBDL)
??? faq "EVO (no WEBDL) - [CLICK TO EXPAND]"
This group is often banned for the low quality Blu-ray releases, but their WEB-DLs are okay.
You will need to add the following to your new Custom Format when created in your Quality Profile (`Setting` => `Profiles`) and then set the score to `-1000` or even `-10000`
??? example "JSON - [CLICK TO EXPAND]"
```json
[[% filter indent(width=4) %]][[% include 'json/radarr/cf/retags.json' %]][[% endfilter %]]
[[% filter indent(width=4) %]][[% include 'json/radarr/cf/evo-no-webdl.json' %]][[% endfilter %]]
```
<sub><sup>[TOP](#index)</sup>
------
### DV (WEBDL)
### No-RlsGroup
<sub>Dolby Vision = DoVi = DV</sub>
??? faq "No-RlsGroup - [CLICK TO EXPAND]"
??? faq "DV (WEBDL) - [CLICK TO EXPAND]"
This is a special Custom Format that block WEBDLs **with** Dolby Vision but **without** HDR10 fallback.
Some indexers strip out the release group which could result in LQ groups getting a higher score.
For example a lot of EVO releases end up stripping the group name, so they appear as "upgrades", and they end up getting a decent score if other things match
This Custom Format works together with the normal [DV](#dv) Custom Format that you can use to prefer Dolby Vision.
!!! warning
Most WEBDL from Streaming Services don't have the fallback to HDR10, What can results in playback issues like weird colors if you want to play it on a not Dolby Vision compatible setup.
If you don't use decent filenames (like not adding release groups) don't add this Custom Format, except if you want to upgrade them.
Remuxes and Bluray have a fallback to HDR10.
??? example "JSON - [CLICK TO EXPAND]"
```json
[[% filter indent(width=4) %]][[% include 'json/radarr/cf/no-rlsgroup.json' %]][[% endfilter %]]
```
<sub><sup>[TOP](#index)</sup>
------
### Obfuscated
??? faq "Obfuscated - [CLICK TO EXPAND]"
Optional (use these only if you dislike renamed releases)
??? example "JSON - [CLICK TO EXPAND]"
```json
[[% filter indent(width=4) %]][[% include 'json/radarr/cf/dv-webdl.json' %]][[% endfilter %]]
[[% filter indent(width=4) %]][[% include 'json/radarr/cf/obfuscated.json' %]][[% endfilter %]]
```
<sub><sup>[TOP](#index)</sup>
------
### Bad Dual Groups
### Retags
??? faq "Bad dual groups - [CLICK TO EXPAND]"
These groups take the original release, then they add their own preferred language (ex. Portuguese) as the main audio track (AAC 2.0), What results after renaming and FFprobe that the media file will be recognized as Portuguese AAC audio. It's a common rule that you add the best audio as first.
Also they often even rename the release name in to Portuguese.
??? faq "Retags - [CLICK TO EXPAND]"
Optional (use these only if you dislike retagged releases)
??? example "JSON - [CLICK TO EXPAND]"
```json
[[% filter indent(width=4) %]][[% include 'json/radarr/cf/bad-dual-groups.json' %]][[% endfilter %]]
[[% filter indent(width=4) %]][[% include 'json/radarr/cf/retags.json' %]][[% endfilter %]]
So what's the best way to setup the Custom Profiles and which one to use with which scores?
There isn't a best score setup, being that everyone has their own personal preferences. Some prefer high quality audio, others high quality video. Many prefer both.
There isn't a best setup, being that everyone has their own personal preferences. Some prefer high quality audio, others high quality video. Many prefer both.
Here I will try to explain with some personal used examples how to make the most use of Custom Formats that you can use to get an idea how to setup yours.
--8<--"includes/cf/score-attention.md"
------
## Basics
Here we're going to explain where to setup the Custom Formats after you've added them, as explained in [How to import Custom Formats](/Radarr/Radarr-import-custom-formats/){:target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"}.
You will also see a short description of what each setting means.
After you've added the Custom Formats, as explained in [How to import Custom Formats](/Radarr/Radarr-import-custom-formats/){:target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"}.
You will need to set it up in the quality Profile you want to use/prefer to make use of the Custom Formats.
My suggestion is to create tiers of scores based on what things matter to you.
Personally, I would only add the Custom Formats that do what you actually prefer. Especially in the beginning, including the [Releases you should avoid](#releases-you-should-avoid)
!!! info
!!! info "Keep in mind Custom Formats are made to fine tune your Quality Profile.<br>Generally, quality trumps all"
Custom formats are controlled by Quality Profiles.
@ -70,12 +56,19 @@ Personally, I would only add the Custom Formats that do what you actually prefer
Here I will explain how to make the most use of Custom Formats and show you some personal examples that I'm using. You can use these to get an idea on how to setup your own.
All these examples make use of the [Collection of Custom Formats](/Radarr/Radarr-collection-of-custom-formats/){:target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"}
--8<--"includes/cf/score-attention.md"
------
### Releases you should avoid
@ -100,7 +93,7 @@ In this example I have lossy Atmos over lossless DTS because the object metadata
#### Prefer HDR Metadata
Lets say you prefer HDR metadata
Lets say you prefer HDR metadata (HDR or Dolby Vision or Both)
Then we would use the following order:
@ -109,9 +102,9 @@ Then we would use the following order:
------
!!! important
!!! attention
I also suggest to change the Propers and Repacks settings in Radarr!!!
I also suggest to change the Propers and Repacks settings in Radarr :bangbang:
Instructions can be found [HERE](#proper-and-repacks)
@ -135,10 +128,10 @@ For this Quality Profile we're going to make use of the following Custom Formats
<!----8<-- "includes/cf/misc.md" -->
??? summary "HQ Source Groups - [CLICK TO EXPAND]"
I decided not to add `Audio Advanced` Custom Formats to the encodes profile, being with encodes I prefer higher video quality. If you also want HD audio formats I would suggest to go for the Remuxes.
@ -147,9 +140,9 @@ Use the following main settings in your profile.
!!! attention "Make sure you don't check the BR-DISK."
Make sure you don't check the BR-DISK. The reason why I didn't select the WEB-DL 720p is because you will hardly find any releases that aren't done as 1080p WEB-DL
The reason why I didn't select the WEB-DL 720p is because you will hardly find any releases that aren't done as 1080p WEB-DL.
??? example "The following workflow will be applied:"
@ -192,19 +185,19 @@ For this Quality Profile we're going to make use of the following Custom Formats
<!----8<-- "includes/cf/misc.md" -->
??? summary "HQ Source Groups - [CLICK TO EXPAND]"
!!! attention "Make sure you don't check the BR-DISK."
Make sure you don't check the BR-DISK. The reason why I didn't select the WEB-DL 720p is because you will hardly find any releases that aren't done as 1080p WEB-DL
The reason why I didn't select the WEB-DL 720p is because you will hardly find any releases that aren't done as 1080p WEB-DL.
??? example "The following workflow will be applied:"
@ -243,19 +236,17 @@ For this Quality Profile we're going to make use of the following Custom Formats
<!----8<-- "includes/cf/misc.md" -->
??? summary "HQ Source Groups - [CLICK TO EXPAND]"
!!! attention "Make sure you don't check the BR-DISK."
??? example "The following workflow will be applied:"
@ -318,11 +309,11 @@ Use the following main settings in your profile.
??? tip "Avoid using the x264/x265 Custom Format - [CLICK TO EXPAND]"
Avoid using the x264/x265 Custom Format with a score if possible, it's smarter to use the [720/1080p no x265](/Radarr/Radarr-collection-of-custom-formats/#x265-7201080p){:target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"} Custom Format.
Avoid using the x264/x265 Custom Format with a score if possible, it's smarter to use the [{{ radarr['cf']['x265-hd']['name'] }}](/Radarr/Radarr-collection-of-custom-formats/#x265-hd){:target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"} Custom Format.
Something like 95% of video files are x264 and have much better direct play support. If you have more than a of couple users, you will notice much more transcoding.
Use x265 only for 4k releases and the [720/1080p no x265](/Radarr/Radarr-collection-of-custom-formats/#x265-7201080p){:target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"} makes sure you still get the x265 releases.
Use x265 only for 4k releases and the [{{ radarr['cf']['x265-hd']['name'] }}](/Radarr/Radarr-collection-of-custom-formats/#x265-hd){:target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"} makes sure you still get the x265 releases.
If you (or family members you share your collection with) have a setup that doesn't support Dolby Vision then it's best to add **ALL** the HDR Metadata even the ones with DV in it, and then make sure you make use of the [{{ radarr['cf']['dv-webdl']['name'] }}](/Radarr/Radarr-collection-of-custom-formats/#dv-webdl) Custom Format with a score of {{ radarr['cf']['dv-webdl']['trash_score'] }}
All the used scores and combination of Custom Formats in this Guide are tested to get the desired results and prevent download loops as much as possible.
From experience most of the time when people change scores or leave out certain CF that work together they end up with undesired results.
If you're unsure or have questions do not hesitate to ask for help on Discord
- **{{ radarr['cf']['br-disk']['name'] }} :** This is a custom format to help Radarr recognize & ignore BR-DISK (ISO's and Blu-ray folder structure) in addition to the standard BR-DISK quality.
- **{{ radarr['cf']['evo-no-webdl']['name'] }}:** This group is often banned for the low quality Blu-ray releases, but their WEB-DL are okay.
- **{{ radarr['cf']['lq']['name'] }}:** A collection of known Low Quality groups that are often banned from the the top trackers because the lack of quality or other reasons.
- **{{ radarr['cf']['x265-7201080p']['name'] }}:** This blocks/ignores 720/1080p releases that are encoded in x265 - More info [HERE](/Misc/x265-4k/){:target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"}.
- **{{ radarr['cf']['x265-hd']['name'] }}:** This blocks/ignores 720/1080p releases that are encoded in x265 - More info [HERE](/Misc/x265-4k/){:target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"}.
!!! Danger "Don't use this together with the following Custom Format [{{ radarr['cf']['x265-no-hdrdv']['name'] }}](/Radarr/Radarr-collection-of-custom-formats/#x265-no-hdrdv) :bangbang:"
- **{{ radarr['cf']['x265-no-hdrdv']['name'] }}:** This blocks/ignores 720/1080p (HD) releases that are encoded in x265. - More info [HERE](/Misc/x265-4k/){:target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"}.
**but it will allow to exclude/bypass if it has HDR and/or DV**
*Being that some NF releases won't be released as 4k, but you want to have DV/HDR releases.*
In your quality profile use the following score for this Custom Format: `{{ radarr['cf']['x265-no-hdrdv']['trash_score'] }}`
!!! Danger "Don't use this together with the following Custom Format [{{ radarr['cf']['x265-hd']['name'] }}](/Radarr/Radarr-collection-of-custom-formats/#x265-hd) :bangbang:"
- **{{ radarr['cf']['3d']['name'] }}:** Is 3D still a thing for home use ?
- **{{ radarr['cf']['no-rlsgroup']['name'] }}:** [Optional] Some indexers strip out the release group what could result in LQ groups getting a higher score. For example a lot of EVO releases end up stripping the group name, so they appear as "upgrades", and they end up getting a decent score if other things match.
- **{{ radarr['cf']['obfuscated']['name'] }}:** [Optional] (use these only if you dislike renamed releases)
- **{{ radarr['cf']['retags']['name'] }}:** [Optional] (use these only if you dislike retagged releases)
- **{{ radarr['cf']['bad-dual-groups']['name'] }}:** These groups take the original release, then they add their own preferred language (ex. Portuguese) as the main audio track (AAC 2.0), What results after renaming and FFprobe that the media file will be recognized as Portuguese AAC audio. It's a common rule that you add the best audio as first.
- **{{ radarr['cf']['no-rlsgroup']['name'] }}:** [*Optional*] Some indexers strip out the release group what could result in LQ groups getting a higher score. For example a lot of EVO releases end up stripping the group name, so they appear as "upgrades", and they end up getting a decent score if other things match.
- **{{ radarr['cf']['obfuscated']['name'] }}:** [*Optional*] (use these only if you dislike renamed releases)
- **{{ radarr['cf']['retags']['name'] }}:** [*Optional*] (use these only if you dislike retagged releases)
- **{{ radarr['cf']['bad-dual-groups']['name'] }}:** [*Optional*] These groups take the original release, then they add their own preferred language (ex. Portuguese) as the main audio track (AAC 2.0), What results after renaming and FFprobe that the media file will be recognized as Portuguese AAC audio. It's a common rule that you add the best audio as first.
Also they often even rename the release name in to Portuguese.
- **{{ radarr['cf']['dv-webdl']['name'] }}:** This is a special Custom Format that Block WEBDL with Dolby Vision but without HDR10 fallback.
@ -36,4 +50,4 @@
`[DV WEBDL]` = This custom format you need to score depending of your personal use and setup.
- If you only watch your movies on a setup that completely supports Dolby Vision from start to end then give it a score of `0` or just don't add it.
- If you (or family members you share your collection with) have a setup that doesn't support Dolby Vision then you should add this with a score of `-10000`.
- If you (or family members you share your collection with) have a setup that doesn't support Dolby Vision then you should add this with a score of `{{ radarr['cf']['dv-webdl']['trash_score'] }}`.
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