TV & Movies
Most fields can take a comma-separated list like value1, value2.
The comma-separated lists support wildcards, where * means zero or more characters and ? means exactly one character.
An example would be: *this*,that?movie. In this case we would match any title containing this (or tHiS) or in the
second case, any title that matches exactly like That Movie or tHaT MoViE or even THAT.MOVIE.
If no value is specified in a field, then that field will match any/all possible values. That means if nothing but
Filter Name and Indexers is given, then the filter it will match all/any releases for the specified indexers.
Please note that all filters are case-insensitive, so write them however you desire. Another thing to note is that it is not possible to escape wildcard fields.
If you want to match a string partially, then remember to use the * around the before/after/around what you're
looking for.
If you want to match a string exactly, then try to avoid the use of the * wildcard character.
| Field | Description | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Movies/Shows | Comma separated list of media names to match. | e.g. That?Movie, *the* |
| Years | Comma separated list of acceptable year ranges in the string. | e.g. 2019,2020-2022 |
| Seasons | Comma separated list of acceptable TV show seasons in the string. | e.g. 1,3-6 |
| Episodes | Comma separated list of acceptable TV show episodes in the string. | e.g. 1,2,10-20 |
| Months | Comma separated list of acceptable months, for daily shows. | e.g. 4,2-9 |
| Days | Comma separated list of acceptable days, for daily shows. | e.g. 1,15-30 |
Months and Days apply to daily shows, where releases are named with a full date (like 2026 07 12) instead of a season
and episode. They use the same comma/range syntax as Years.
The Movies/Shows field operates on the parsed media title. This means it is guaranteed not contain dots and
underscores, often found in release strings. However, it's still better to err on the safer side and use the ?
wildcard character instead.
Smart Episode
When Smart Episode is enabled, the filter will not match episodes older than the last one it matched. Each incoming episode is compared against the newest release this filter has already pushed and approved for the same show: it only matches if its season and episode (or year, month and day for daily shows) is newer.
This is useful to avoid grabbing older episodes when you start following a show mid-season, or when an indexer announces older content again.
Repacks and propers of an episode you already grabbed are still allowed through: an incoming repack is only blocked by a newer approved repack from the same release group, and an incoming proper only by a newer approved proper. Releases without season/episode or date information always pass the check.
Quality
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Resolutions | Will match releases which contain any of the selected resolutions. |
| Sources | Will match releases which contain any of the selected sources. |
| Codecs | Will match releases which contain any of the selected codecs. |
| Containers | Will match releases which contain any of the selected containers. |
| Match HDR | Will match releases which contain any of the selected HDR designations. Dual-format releases (like DV HDR10) only match via the combined options (DV HDR, DV HDR10, DV HDR10+); selecting only DV will not match them. |
| Except HDR | Won't match releases which contain any of the selected HDR designations (takes priority over Match HDR). Select all to reliably exclude dual-format releases too. |
| Match Other | Will match releases which contain any of the selected designations. |
| Except Other | Won't match releases which contain any of the selected Other designations (takes priority over Match Other). |