Describe the bug
File quality is listed correctly in download queue but doesn't import because of the error "File quality does not match quality of the grabbed release" when a manual import is initiated the quality listed in the manual import dialog is different. This is seemingly only affecting downloads marked as Bluray-1080p, Bluray-720p are importing normally.
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The movie is correctly identified and imported
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@Qstick why was this closed? Is there a different place to report Aphrodite issues?
No, they are just tracked by label for now. I'll look into this, seems a bit strange, I suspect it is not looking at folder name for some reason and just relying on mediainfo resolution
Here is the sequence that's happening during my parsing phase, resulting in this error:
19-9-7 13:23:12.7|Debug|Parser|Parsing string 'Waterworld.1995.1080p.BluRay.x264.1.AC3-BUYMORE-Obfuscated'
19-9-7 13:23:12.7|Debug|Parser|Movie Parsed. Waterworld - 1995
19-9-7 13:23:12.7|Debug|ParsingService|Language(s) parsed:
19-9-7 13:23:12.7|Debug|QualityParser|Trying to parse quality for A Movie.1995.1080p.BluRay.x264.1.AC3-BUYMORE-Obfuscated
19-9-7 13:23:12.7|Debug|ParsingService|Quality parsed: Bluray-1080p v1 (None)
19-9-7 13:23:12.7|Debug|Parser|Parsing string 'Waterworld.1995.1080p.BluRay.x264.1.AC3-BUYMORE-Obfuscated'
19-9-7 13:23:12.7|Debug|Parser|Movie Parsed. Waterworld - 1995
19-9-7 13:23:12.7|Debug|ImportDecisionMaker|Analyzing 1/1 files.
19-9-7 13:23:12.7|Debug|Parser|Parsing string 'Waterworld (1995).mp4'
19-9-7 13:23:12.7|Debug|Parser|Movie Parsed. Waterworld - 1995
19-9-7 13:23:12.7|Debug|VideoFileInfoReader|Getting media info from /downloads/complete/movies/Waterworld (1995)/Waterworld (1995).mp4
19-9-7 13:23:12.8|Debug|ParsingService|Language(s) parsed:
19-9-7 13:23:12.8|Debug|QualityParser|Trying to parse quality for A Movie (1995)
19-9-7 13:23:12.8|Debug|ParsingService|Quality parsed: Unknown v1 (None)
19-9-7 13:23:12.8|Debug|ImportDecisionMaker|Size: 4296731407
19-9-7 13:23:12.8|Debug|GrabbedReleaseQualitySpecification|Quality for grabbed release (Bluray-1080p v1 (None)) does not match the quality of the file (Unknown v1 (None))
I see two weird things happening here. First, it is parsing the quality of the reformatted name, which doesn't exist anymore, and therefore fails. Second, it keeps subbing in 'A Movie' as the title on pretty much every movie it parses.
Thanks Let me try and reproduce.
I'm having this same issue @Qstick even when files contain 1080p Bluray (which matches the quality). Only started happening when upgraded to v3

@DaveidWeba, my issue was I didn't have the obfuscation script running after download completion. Make sure your scripts directory is set correctly, and set the deobfuscate.py script to run after download complete.
You probably can't tell because I blurred the filename, but both the directory and the filename are perfectly named with the title of the movie, year, and quality. All of them come in as HDTV on Radar v3 though. I'm gonna try downgrading soon because it's been a chore manually importing everything.
Latest update fixes some of that. Also it's about what mediainfo says vs the name. If they contradict each other it will not import.
@Qstick So far so good today.
Having the same issue with only a couple of movies.
https://i.imgur.com/dLiTOLV.png
https://i.imgur.com/GEXkfln.png
Also getting this on Aphrodite :(
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Latest update fixes some of that. Also it's about what mediainfo says vs the name. If they contradict each other it will not import.