MovieFileController doesn't return Video Dynamic Range in CustomFormats when querying by movieId

[scalerow]

Is there an existing issue for this?

• I have searched the existing open and closed issues

Current Behavior

The endpoint at /api/v3/movieFile?movieId=123 does not return Video Dynamic Range, which in turn seems to cause the wrong custom format score when looking at a movies files. See example:

However the movie endpoint seems to be returning the correct custom formats and thus also the correct custom format score:

Expected Behavior

Should return the same custom fomats and the same custom format score

Steps To Reproduce

1. Fetch movie with X score and Video Dynamic Range -tag
2. Open said movie in Radarr - the score will be different than when you selected it
3. Check out history to verify that you indeed selected a movie with a higher score, with a Video Dynamic Range custom format attached

Environment

- OS: Ubuntu 23.04
- Radarr: 5.4.0.8636
- Docker Install: Yes
- Using Reverse Proxy: Yes
- Browser: Microsoft Edge 121.0.2277.128
- Database: Sqlite 3.41.2

What branch are you running?

Develop

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radarr.trace.txt

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[mynameisbogdan]

Never mind, you're using the wrong arguments for /movie and most likely you're looking at different movies.

And we're not even calculating custom formats for files in /movie.

https://radarr.video/docs/api/#/Movie/get_api_v3_movie

[scalerow]

Never mind, you're using the wrong arguments for /movie and most likely you're looking at different movies.

Are you referring to this: "/api/v3/movieFile?movieId=123"? If so, I might a phrased myself wrong - the id 123 was just meant as an example. I'm not sure exactly where you're formatting the score, all I have noticed is that if you select a movie using Interactive search, and you select a "download" that is measured to lets say score +6500, which includes a HDR-tag. Then wait for it to download, and check it out again in the "Files" -tab, the HDR-tag is gone, and the score will be +5000.

To verify that I've selecteded a movie with score +6500 I clicked on history, which confirms that I in fact did select a movie with HDR and +6500 score.

If I enable the column "Video Dynamic Range" in the Files-tab, it also confirms that the file indeed should've had a HDR tag.

The first screenshot applied is the responses to requests radarr has sent when radarr loads the movie I've selected in my library. The second image is the request radarr sent when I clicked "History".

I did attach radarr.trace.txt to the original issue , which was downloaded after a reproduction - are they missing something?

EDIT: the second picture and the text added to it was missleading, sorry. The actual URL that picture stems from is:
/api/v3/history/movie?movieId=855

[mynameisbogdan]

I did attach radarr.trace.txt to the original issue , which was downloaded after a reproduction - are they missing something?

You attached the HTML output for something else. Attach the correct trace logs and we'll see after if the report is correct since history doesn't reflect the current state of the movie files.

[scalerow]

I did attach radarr.trace.txt to the original issue , which was downloaded after a reproduction - are they missing something?

You attached the HTML output for something else. Attach the correct trace logs and we'll see after if the report is correct since history doesn't reflect the current state of the movie files.

Sorry, I messed up the log file - this one should be correct.
radarr.trace.txt

[mynameisbogdan]

What's the release title/filename with this issue?

[scalerow]

What's the release title/filename with this issue?

Filname before renaming/organizing: Poor.Things.2023.2160p.WEB-DL.DDP5.1.Atmos.DV.HDR.H.265-FLUX
Filename after: Poor Things (2023) {imdb-tt14230458} [WEBDL-2160p][DV HDR10Plus][EAC3 Atmos 5.1][h265]-FLUX.mkv

[mynameisbogdan]

Easy fix, add the DV HDR10Plus CF too.

[scalerow]

Easy fix, add the DV HDR10Plus CF too.

Feeling stupid, I'm sorry for taking up your time. Thanks alot!