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- 18 Oct 2024, 11:54
- Forum: Windows
- Topic: VF Giving Different Value Than Expected
- Replies: 3
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Re: VF Giving Different Value Than Expected
1) Why does filebot change 552 to 480: FileBot uses predefined thresholds to identify common video resolutions. Since 552 is closer to 480 than to 576, FileBot rounds it down and categorizes it as 480p. The standard definitions it follows are likely set to identify 720×480 (for NTSC) or 720×576 ( ...
- 30 Sep 2024, 09:40
- Forum: Windows
- Topic: VF Giving Different Value Than Expected
- Replies: 3
- Views: 2218
VF Giving Different Value Than Expected
Hi all, My movie format is as such: D:\Temp\Filebot\NEW Movies\{ ~plex.id % { " {edition-$edition}" } % { " [$vs $vf][$ac $channels][$vcf]" } } And gives the following result for this particular file: Firehouse Dog (2007) [DVD-R 480p][AC3 5.1][HEVC] I used Mediainfo to check the video height ...
- 14 Mar 2018, 06:32
- Forum: Help and Support
- Topic: Determine Source / Quality from Frame Rate and Resolution?
- Replies: 2
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Determine Source / Quality from Frame Rate and Resolution?
Hello all, First time poster so please be gentle. I'd like to use {source} in my movie remaning but none of my movies have the source filename e.g. (Bluray, DVD, WEB-DL whatever). My filenames are currently: 12 Years a Slave (2013) (1080p).mkv I was wondering if there was an expression someone has ...