UHD Remux|Bluray|IMAX-E (SQP-2)

Depending what's released first and available the following Workflow Logic will be used:

• When the 4k WEBDL is released it will download the 4k WEB-DL. (streaming services)
• When the 4k Remux is released it will upgrade to the 4k Remux.
• When the HQ Encode is released it will upgrade to the HQ Encode.
• When the IMAX-E is released it will upgrade to the IMAX-E. (optional, see below)

Possible Variables

When no 4k exist it will grab the following:

• 1080p WEBDL with DV/HDR
• 1080p Remux

Breakdown and Why

• x264 has a score of -10000 because we only want the HDR/DV versions of the WEBDL-1080p

Breakdown and Why

• BR-DISK : 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.
• LQ: A collection of known Low Quality groups that are often banned from the the top trackers because the lack of quality or other reasons.
• 3D: Is 3D still a thing for home use ?

Custom Format	Score	Trash ID
Bad Dual Groups	-10000	b6832f586342ef70d9c128d40c07b872
DV (WEBDL)		923b6abef9b17f937fab56cfcf89e1f1
EVO (no WEBDL)	-10000	90cedc1fea7ea5d11298bebd3d1d3223
No-RlsGroup	-10000	ae9b7c9ebde1f3bd336a8cbd1ec4c5e5
Obfuscated	-10000	7357cf5161efbf8c4d5d0c30b4815ee2
Retags	-10000	5c44f52a8714fdd79bb4d98e2673be1f
Scene	-10000	f537cf427b64c38c8e36298f657e4828
x265 (no HDR/DV)	-10000	839bea857ed2c0a8e084f3cbdbd65ecb

Breakdown and Why

• Bad Dual Groups: [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.

• DV (WEBDL): This is a special Custom Format that Block WEBDL with Dolby Vision but without HDR10 fallback.

  This Custom Format works together with the normal DV Custom Format that you can use to prefer Dolby Vision.

  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.

  Hint

  [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.

• EVO (no WEBDL): This group is often banned for the low quality Blu-ray releases, but their WEB-DL are okay.

• No-RlsGroup: [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.
• Obfuscated: [Optional] (use these only if you dislike renamed releases)
• Retags: [Optional] (use these only if you dislike retagged releases)
• Scene: [Optional] (use these only if you dislike scene releases)

• x265 (no HDR/DV): This blocks 720/1080p (HD) releases that are encoded in x265. - More info HERE.

  But it will allow x265 releases if they have 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: -10000

  Don't use this together with x265 (HD), Only ever include one of them

Breakdown and Why

• These reason why these Custom Formats have a score of 0 is because they are mainly used for the naming scheme and other variables should decide for movies if a certain release if preferred.
• MA is the only one with a score because of their higher bitrate and quality compared to other streaming services.