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grnt · 2012-11-08, 07:43

Hey guys I recenty added a bunc of 720p movies that are showing up as 480p. Well some show 720 and some are 480 but I can definitely confirm they are all 720. Any idea why this might happen? Any XML file I can tweak to drop the reso slightly so it picks these up I assume the vertical reso might be like 718 and not 720 or something?

Vaikin · 2012-11-08, 08:49

Only way I know, would be to add keywords to file names.

ie: Batman Begins (2005).mp3.dvd.480p.mp4

pisoj1 · 2012-11-08, 09:24

I'm not sure why you are super bothered by it but if it's because you have playlists for your HD movies perhaps just lower the requirement to like 700+

**Hitcher** · 2012-11-08, 10:29

Run one of them through MediaInfo and post the results here.

Malosar · 2012-11-09, 03:06

Unless you're confusing 720x480 resolution with 720p

grnt · 2012-11-09, 05:37

(2012-11-08, 08:49)Vaikin Wrote: Only way I know, would be to add keywords to file names.

ie: Batman Begins (2005).mp3.dvd.480p.mp4

That definitely works? I'll give it a go tonight, will that mean having to rescrape my library?

(2012-11-08, 09:24)pisoj1 Wrote: I'm not sure why you are super bothered by it but if it's because you have playlists for your HD movies perhaps just lower the requirement to like 700+

It's just an OCD thing mostly but I would like to fix it how do I lower the requirement though? Either through settings or editing XML files lol.

(2012-11-09, 03:06)Malosar Wrote: Unless you're confusing 720x480 resolution with 720p

Definitely 720p rips resolution does vary though which makes me think that it quite 720 just a few pixels short in resolution

Vaikin · 2012-11-09, 06:24

Ya the renaming works and yes it will mean rescraping Sad

**Hitcher** · 2012-11-09, 09:06

It wont be because it's just under 720 pixels in height. Please post info from the file.