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Source types

Source type formats match the origin of the video encode rather than a specific release group. They are used by tier formats as one of the qualifying conditions, and can also be scored independently in profiles.
FormatSource typeDescription
WEB-DLweb_dlDirect download from a streaming service; no re-encoding
WEBRipwebripCaptured or re-encoded from a streaming source
Remuxrelease_title pattern RemuxLossless untouched Blu-ray rip, identified by title pattern
BlurayblurayEncoded from physical Blu-ray disc

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WEB-DL

name: WEB-DL
description: Matches releases from WEB-DL sources.
tags:
  - WEB-DL
  - Source
conditions:
  - name: WEB-DL
    type: source
    required: true
    negate: false
    source: web_dl
tests: []

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WEBRip

WEBRip is a capture or re-encode from a streaming service. Unlike WEB-DL, it involves some form of conversion that can affect quality and file size. The format description explains the distinction: 
name: WEBRip
description: >-
  A WEBRip is a video file created by capturing and potentially re-encoding
  content from streaming services or web platforms. Unlike Web-DLs which are
  direct downloads of the source file, WEBRips involve some form of capture
  or conversion process, which can affect quality and file size.
tags:
  - Lossy
  - Source
conditions:
  - name: WEBRip
    negate: false
    required: true
    source: webrip
    type: source
tests: []

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Remux

The Remux format matches remux releases identified by their title rather than source type (Radarr and Sonarr handle remux detection differently — see Release group tiers for details on the Radarr/Sonarr-specific remux tier formats). 
name: Remux
description: Matches Remux as a codec, not a source. Either h265 or h264.
tags:
  - Codec
conditions:
  - name: Remux
    negate: false
    pattern: Remux
    required: true
    type: release_title
  - name: Not DVD
    negate: true
    required: true
    source: dvd
    type: source
tests: []

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Streaming service formats

Streaming service formats identify which platform a WEB-DL or WEBRip originates from. They match a service-specific pattern in the release title combined with a WEB source type. In TV profiles, streaming service formats are each scored 75 to give a moderate boost to releases from known services over unidentified WEB sources.
All streaming service formats match both web_dl and webrip sources (with required: false), so an encode from a known service still gets the boost even if it is a WEBRip rather than a direct WEB-DL.

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Amazon Prime (AMZN)

name: AMZN
description: Matches 'Amazon Prime' WEB-DLs. Negates any encodes.
tags:
  - Streaming Service
  - WEB-DL
conditions:
  - name: AMZN Regex
    negate: false
    pattern: Amazon Prime
    required: true
    type: release_title
  - name: WEB-DL
    negate: false
    required: false
    source: web_dl
    type: source
  - name: WEBRip
    negate: false
    required: false
    source: webrip
    type: source
tests: []

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Netflix (NF)

name: NF
description: Matches 'Netflix' WEB-DLs. Negates any encodes.
tags:
  - Streaming Service
conditions:
  - name: Netflix
    negate: false
    pattern: Netflix
    required: true
    type: release_title
  - name: WEB-DL
    negate: false
    required: false
    source: web_dl
    type: source
  - name: WEBRip
    negate: false
    required: false
    source: webrip
    type: source
tests: []

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Disney+ (DSNP)

name: DSNP
description: Matches 'Disney+' WEB-DLs. Negates any encodes.
tags:
  - Streaming Service
  - WEB-DL
conditions:
  - name: DNSP Regex
    negate: false
    pattern: Disney+
    required: true
    type: release_title
  - name: WEB-DL
    negate: false
    required: false
    source: web_dl
    type: source
  - name: WEBRip
    negate: false
    required: false
    source: webrip
    type: source
tests: []

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Apple TV+ (ATVP)

name: ATVP
description: Matches 'Apple TV+' WEB-DLs. Negates any encodes.
tags:
  - Streaming Service
  - WEB-DL
conditions:
  - name: ATVP Regex
    negate: false
    pattern: Apple TV+
    required: true
    type: release_title
  - name: WEB-DL
    negate: false
    required: false
    source: web_dl
    type: source
  - name: WEBRip
    negate: false
    required: false
    source: webrip
    type: source
tests: []

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All streaming services

The database includes formats for the following services:
FormatService
AMZNAmazon Prime Video
NFNetflix
DSNPDisney+
ATVPApple TV+
HMAXHBO Max
HULUHulu
HBOHBO
PCOKPeacock
STANStan
PLAYGoogle Play / Google TV
PMTPParamount+
CRAVCrave
CBCCBC Gem
CCComedy Central
CWSCuriosityStream
DCUDC Universe
GAIAGaia
CRCrunchyroll
HIDIVEHIDIVE
B-GlobalBilibili Global
ABEMAABEMA
ADNAnimation Digital Network
FUNIFunimation
VIKIViki
VIUViu
TVINGTVING
WAVVEWavve
WeTVWeTV
ROKURoku Channel
TUBITubi
SHOShowtime
SYFYSyfy
YKYouku
iTiTunes
WKNWakanim

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Streaming boost formats

Two aggregate boost formats give an extra score bump to streaming services known for high-quality UHD output.

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UHD Streaming Boost

Boosts 2160p releases from Disney+, HBO Max, and Netflix. These services are known to produce particularly strong 4K encodes. Use this alongside the individual service formats. 
name: UHD Streaming Boost
description: >-
  Some streaming services have UHD releases that are generally better than
  their HD counterparts. Use this in conjunction with the regular streaming
  service custom formats.
tags:
  - TRaSH
conditions:
  - name: Disney+
    negate: false
    pattern: Disney+
    required: false
    type: release_title
  - name: HBO Max
    negate: false
    pattern: HBO Max
    required: false
    type: release_title
  - name: Netflix
    negate: false
    pattern: Netflix
    required: false
    type: release_title
  - name: WEB-DL
    negate: false
    required: false
    source: web_dl
    type: source
  - name: WEBRip
    negate: false
    required: false
    source: webrip
    type: source
  - name: 2160p
    negate: false
    required: true
    resolution: 2160p
    type: resolution
tests: []

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WEB Boost

WEB Boost matches groups in the Dumpstarr WEB Boost list — a curated set of WEB groups that consistently produce encodes above their tier’s baseline quality. 
name: WEB Boost
description: ''
tags: []
conditions:
  - name: Dumpstarr WEB Boost
    negate: false
    pattern: Dumpstarr WEB Boost
    required: true
    type: release_group
tests: []

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