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Audio and video formats let profiles reward or penalize specific technical characteristics. Whether a format boosts or blocks a release depends entirely on the score assigned to it in the quality profile — the format itself just defines what to match.

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Video formats

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Dolby Vision

Matches any release labelled Dolby Vision in the release title. 
name: Dolby Vision
description: If desired, add this to your profiles with a score of 1000.
tags:
  - Colour Grade
  - HDR
conditions:
  - name: Dolby Vision
    negate: false
    pattern: Dolby Vision
    required: false
    type: release_title
tests: []
The description recommends a score of 1000 when you want Dolby Vision releases to be strongly preferred. In profiles where Dolby Vision is not desired, set the score to 0 or leave the format out of the profile entirely.

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HDR10+

Matches releases labelled HDR10+. Unlike HDR (which uses required: false to catch any HDR variant), HDR10+ uses required: true to match only explicit HDR10+ releases. 
name: HDR10+
description: If desired, add this to your profiles with a score of 100.
tags:
  - Colour Grade
  - HDR
  - TRaSH
conditions:
  - name: HDR10+
    negate: false
    pattern: HDR10+
    required: true
    type: release_title
tests: []

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HDR

The HDR format is a broad catch-all sourced from TRaSH Guides. It matches any of the following labels in the release title:
  • DV with HDR Fallback
  • HDR / HDR10 / HDR10+
  • HLG
  • PQ
  • RlsGrp (Missing HDR) — matches known-good groups whose metadata does not always include the HDR flag
name: HDR
description: TRaSH HDR Format
tags:
  - HDR
  - TRaSH
conditions:
  - name: DV with HDR Fallback
    type: release_title
    required: false
    negate: false
    pattern: DV with HDR Fallback
  - name: HDR
    negate: false
    pattern: HDR
    required: false
    type: release_title
  - name: HDR10
    negate: false
    pattern: HDR10
    required: false
    type: release_title
  - name: HDR10+
    negate: false
    pattern: HDR10+
    required: false
    type: release_title
  - name: HLG
    negate: false
    pattern: HLG
    required: false
    type: release_title
  - name: PQ
    negate: false
    pattern: PQ
    required: false
    type: release_title
  - name: RlsGrp (Missing HDR)
    negate: false
    pattern: RlsGrp (Missing HDR)
    required: false
    type: release_title
tests: []

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SDR (no WEB-DL)

Matches 2160p releases that have no HDR flag and are not from a WEB-DL or WEBRip source. This is used to penalize SDR Blu-ray encodes at 4K, which typically look worse than their HDR counterparts. WEB-DLs are excluded from this match because many streaming services natively deliver SDR 4K and those releases are still considered valid quality sources.

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Audio formats

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TrueHD

Matches releases containing TrueHD in the title. Negation conditions ensure releases with conflicting audio labels (Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital +, DTS, FLAC) do not trigger a false match. 
name: TrueHD
description: Matches 'TrueHD' Regex Pattern and negates any other audio types that might conflict.
tags:
  - Audio
conditions:
  - name: TrueHD
    negate: false
    pattern: TrueHD
    required: true
    type: release_title
  - name: Not Dolby Digital
    negate: true
    pattern: Dolby Digital
    required: true
    type: release_title
  - name: Not Dolby Digital +
    negate: true
    pattern: Dolby Digital +
    required: true
    type: release_title
  - name: Not DTS
    negate: true
    pattern: DTS
    required: true
    type: release_title
  - name: Not FLAC
    negate: true
    pattern: FLAC
    required: true
    type: release_title
tests: []

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Atmos

Matches releases that include Atmos in the title. This typically means Dolby Atmos object-based audio, which may be layered on top of TrueHD or Dolby Digital+. 
name: Atmos
description: Matches 'Atmos' Regex Pattern
tags:
  - Audio
  - Dolby
conditions:
  - name: Atmos
    negate: false
    pattern: Atmos
    required: true
    type: release_title
tests: []

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DTS-X

Matches object-based DTS-X releases. Negation conditions prevent false matches against base DTS, DTS-HD HRA, DTS-HD MA, TrueHD, FLAC, PCM, and Dolby Digital variants. 
name: DTS-X
description: ''
tags:
  - Audio
  - Codec
conditions:
  - name: DTS-X
    negate: false
    pattern: DTS-X
    required: true
    type: release_title
  - name: Not AAC
    negate: true
    pattern: AAC
    required: true
    type: release_title
  - name: Not Basic DTS
    negate: true
    pattern: Basic DTS
    required: true
    type: release_title
  - name: Not TrueHD
    negate: true
    pattern: TrueHD
    required: true
    type: release_title
  # ... additional negations for FLAC, PCM, Dolby Digital variants
tests: []

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DTS-HD MA

Matches DTS-HD Master Audio releases. Uses the same negation pattern as DTS-X to avoid conflicts with other lossless or higher-tier audio formats. A release with both DTS-HD MA and DTS-X in the title matches DTS-X, not DTS-HD MA. 
name: DTS-HD MA
description: Matches 'DTS-HD MA' Regex Pattern and negates any other audio types that might conflict.
tags:
  - Audio
conditions:
  - name: DTS-HD MA
    negate: false
    pattern: DTS-HD MA
    required: true
    type: release_title
  - name: Not DTS-X
    negate: true
    pattern: DTS-X
    required: true
    type: release_title
  - name: Not TrueHD
    negate: true
    pattern: TrueHD
    required: true
    type: release_title
  # ... additional negations
tests: []

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Dolby Digital +

Matches Dolby Digital Plus (EAC3) releases. Negates DTS, FLAC, PCM, TrueHD, and AAC to avoid false matches on releases that carry multiple audio tracks. 
name: Dolby Digital +
description: Matches 'Dolby Digital +' Regex Pattern and negates any other audio types that might conflict.
tags:
  - Audio
conditions:
  - name: Dolby Digital +
    negate: false
    pattern: Dolby Digital +
    required: true
    type: release_title
  - name: Not AAC
    negate: true
    pattern: AAC
    required: true
    type: release_title
  - name: Not DTS
    negate: true
    pattern: DTS
    required: true
    type: release_title
  - name: Not TrueHD
    negate: true
    pattern: TrueHD
    required: true
    type: release_title
  # ... additional negations
tests: []

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AAC

Matches releases where AAC is the primary audio codec. Negates all higher-tier audio types so the format only triggers when AAC is the best audio present, not just listed as a secondary track.

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Surround sound channels

Two channel-count formats are included for use in profiles that want to differentiate based on surround configuration:
  • 5.1 Surround — matches releases labelled with 5.1 channel audio
  • 7.1 Surround — matches releases labelled with 7.1 channel audio
Both use required: false, meaning they match on the presence of the pattern without requiring anything else.

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Video codecs

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x265 (HD)

Matches 720p and 1080p releases encoded in x265. The format explicitly negates 2160p so that it does not affect 4K releases — x265 is standard at 4K and not penalized there. 
name: x265 (HD)
description: >-
  This matches all 720/1080p (HD) releases that are encoded in x265.
  Change the score of this format to 0 or remove entirely to allow H265 releases.
tags:
  - TRaSH
  - x265
conditions:
  - name: Not 2160p
    negate: true
    required: true
    resolution: 2160p
    type: resolution
  - name: x265
    negate: false
    pattern: x265
    required: true
    type: release_title
tests: []
In the Movies profiles, x265 (HD) is given a score of -10000 to block HD x265 re-encodes, which are usually lower quality than x264 at the same resolution. If you prefer x265 releases at 1080p, set the score to 0 in Profilarr.

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AV1

Matches releases encoded with the AV1 codec. AV1 is a modern, open codec that offers better compression than x265, but hardware decode support is still limited on older devices. 
name: AV1
description: Matches the 'AV1' Regex Pattern
tags:
  - Codec
  - Bleeding Edge
conditions:
  - name: AV1
    negate: false
    pattern: AV1
    required: true
    type: release_title
tests: []

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Other codecs

  • x264 — matches H.264/AVC releases
  • VP9 — matches VP9-encoded releases (common in some YouTube rips)
  • VVC — matches Versatile Video Coding (H.266) releases
  • Xvid — matches older Xvid-encoded releases, typically SD

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