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Posted: **04 Nov 2020, 08:02**

Hi,

I have a TV series where some of the episodes report {hpi} as "1080p" as expected, but some report "1080m".

The code I am using is:

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{plex[3]}
{hd.matches(/SD/) ? " [SD]":""}
{vf.matches(/720p/) ? " [HD]":""}
{vf.matches(/1080p/) ? " [FHD]":""}
{vf.matches(hpi) ? "":" [$hpi]"}

The idea being that If it is standard 1920x1080, I get the [FHD] in the filename, but if it is non-standard, I get [FHD] [real height] - helps me know it has a non standard ratio.

This morning, I saw [FHD] [1080m] which threw me - I cannot find it anywhere on google.

Posted: **04 Nov 2020, 08:49**

What does {video.ScanType} say?

Posted: **04 Nov 2020, 08:53**

Hi,

[MBAFF] for the ones that report 1080m
[Progressive] for the ones that report 1080p

They are all DVR'd through Plex/HDHomerun from the same channel (BBC HD), albeit on different days

Posted: **04 Nov 2020, 08:58**

{hpi} will give you the raw value: video height + lower-case first letter of video scantype

If the ScanType is MBAFF (no idea what that means) then the lower-case first letter of that is m.

Posted: **04 Nov 2020, 09:53**

cheers.

Is it possible to get the video height alone?

Posted: **04 Nov 2020, 10:11**

{height} will give you the video height.

Posted: **04 Nov 2020, 10:35**

fantastic - thanks!

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