Radarr using "Obfuscated" as release group name

[corwinx]

Running v0.2.0.1358

Resurrecting issue #3262 which was stale / closed due to inactivity...

Radarr seems to still be using "Obfuscated" as the release group name. Example:

Source Title:
Godzilla.King.Of.The.Monsters.2019.1080p.WEB-DL.H.264.AC3-EVO-Obfuscated

Movie Naming Format:
{Movie Title} ({Release Year}) - {[EDITION TAGS]}{[QUALITY FULL]}{[MEDIAINFO AUDIOCODEC}{ MEDIAINFO AUDIOCHANNELS]}{[MEDIAINFO VIDEOCODEC]}{-RELEASE GROUP}

Expected Result:
Godzilla King of the Monsters (2019) - [WEBDL-1080P][AC3 5.1][H264]-EVO.mkv

Actual Result:
Godzilla King of the Monsters (2019) - [WEBDL-1080P][AC3 5.1][H264]-OBFUSCATED.mkv

This may be happening with the word "SCRAMBLED" as well

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[no84]

I see the same problem.
About 15-30 releases now have the name "obfuscated" as the name of the release group in the file name. I use the same naming scheme as the user above.

[jasonla]

I'm also seeing the same problem. The meta data is correctly picking up that the release group is DRONES, but when renaming, it uses Obfuscated.

[fryfrog]

I swear there is a whitelist that handles -xpost and -Obfuscated. And I swear it has been around for ages too. :/

[fryfrog]

Yeah, it should already be handled. Can you turn logging up to trace and repeat it? Capture a big chunk of the context around queuing up and import. It'll be big, so pastebin it. :)

https://github.com/Radarr/Radarr/blob/5291f42905c15493dca3f7a44331eecf4d3f7b0b/src/NzbDrone.Core/Parser/Parser.cs#L115

[corwinx]

https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/x7fCkpMvn3/

Release:
Anna.2019.V2.1080p.WEB-DL.H.264.AC3-EVO-Obfuscated

Expected Result:
Anna (2019) - [WEBDL-1080P][AC3 5.1][H264]-EVO.mkv

Actual Result:
Anna (2019) - [WEBDL-1080P][AC3 5.1][H264]-OBFUSCATED.mkv

I'm not seeing a lot in that trace file besides this line, which doesn't show any regex before it:
19-9-10 21:21:07.7|Info|MovieService|Linking [Anna (2019) - [WEBDL-1080P][AC3 5.1][H264]-OBFUSCATED.mkv] > [[Anna (2019)][tt7456310, 484641]]

[kgulmer]

Issue present for me in 0.2.0.1358.

Seems that there may have been a potential solution that may have been sidelined before it was resolved:
https://github.com/Radarr/Radarr/issues/3262#issuecomment-459931587

@galli-leo the issue here is that on import it Radarr uses simpleReleaseTitle to try and parse the Release Group instead of using the release title. Because simpleReleaseTitle is the release title / filename ex. Jurassic.World.2015.720p.BluRay.x265-NtB-Obfuscated QaQV3WK3z2mUI0YY19xcP1VKqN the regex fails to clean as it looks for keyword (Obfuscated/pre/et..) at end of string.

To fix we likely need to use the original release title and not the simple release title for parsing of release group. Agree?

Or we modify the regex to not require end of string behind the cleaned word. Looks like this got introduced in the custom formats PR

The thread for the other issue is closed so I'll reference it here.

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[corwinx]

This is still happening:

Ready Or Not 2019 720p BluRay DD5 1 X264-IFT-Obfuscated
became
Ready or Not (2019) - [BLURAY-720P][AC3 5.1][X264]-OBFUSCATED

[fryfrog]

@Qstick, any changes to this in v2?

[Qstick]

Does this occur in v2 at all, can you confirm?

[fryfrog]

I'm not even sure I've observed it in v0.2. @corwinx, do you want to setup a v2 test instance? I don't quite suggest flipping over and mainlining it yet. :/

[corwinx]

Sure, I can try that

I'm already on the 'develop' branch running v0.2.0.1358 - is this another version?

[no84]

I'm on 0.2.0.1453 - Docker (LinuxServer)

Name:
Movie1.2019.720p.BluRay.x264-DON-Obfuscated
Source:
/mnt/temp/radarr/Movie1.2019.720p.BluRay.x264-DON-Obfuscated/1876865764565465654.mkv
Imported To:
/movies/Movie1 (2019)/Movie1 (2019) - [BLURAY-720P][AC3 5.1][X264]-OBFUSCATED.mkv

Name:
Movie2.2019.1080p.WEBRip.x264.AC3-RPG-Obfuscated
Source:
/mnt/temp/radarr/Movie2.2019.1080p.WEBRip.x264.AC3-RPG-Obfuscated/cb1234567846443543.mkv
Imported To:
/movies/Movie2 (2019)/Movie2 (2019) - [WEBDL-1080P][AC3 5.1][X264]-OBFUSCATED.mkv

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Standard Movie Format
{Movie Title} ({Release Year}) - {[EDITION TAGS]}{[QUALITY FULL]}{[MEDIAINFO AUDIOCODEC}{ MEDIAINFO AUDIOCHANNELS]}{[MEDIAINFO VIDEOCODEC]}{-RELEASE GROUP}

Movie Folder Format
{Movie Title} ({Release Year})

[Rubeast]

I'm also interested in a solution to exclude "Obfuscated" from the release names. It wouldn't be that bad if it also included the release group when renaming, but it simply replaces the release group.

[Qstick]

We are talking about Aphrodite branch, Radarr v3, does this issue occur in V3 alpha builds?

[Rubeast]

For the people that use NZBget, I have found a possible solution.
It's a script for NZBget that will remove these kind of names.
I haven't tested it yet, but looks promising.
https://github.com/TRaSH-/Tutorials-FAQ/tree/master/NZBGet/scripts/Clean

[Qstick]

From my tests last night, this is fixed in v3

[Rubeast]

From my tests last night, this is fixed in v3

Is this version already available for Radarr?