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Radarr V3: Add "Filename" Filter #5711
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Originally created by @zalaare on GitHub (Mar 25, 2021).
Radarr Version: 3.0.2.4552
Custom filters are great! However I went to create a filter to find all my movies that are of quality Remux that I am still monitoring. Specifically so I could stop monitoring them and transcode them down to more "manageable" size. When attempting this I discovered that Path was an option, but Filename wasn't. I don't store the quality of the video in the Path.
If there is a way to auto-tag movies with the quality profile upon import success (and consequently to remove tags that no longer apply if replaced), then I could use the Tags filter. This seems like the long way around though.
Currently I've "cheesed" this with a close approximation using "Size on Disk", however there are many false positives this way.
@ta264 commented on GitHub (Mar 25, 2021):
Many duplicates of this closed for same reasons. Search if you're curious.
MediaCoverpath #9272MediaCoverpath #9272MediaCoverpath #9272