Lossless also matches 24bit Lossless in 1.27.1

[Jaonea]

Lossless also matches 24bit Lossless in 1.27.1

[Jaonea]

I see, that is unfortunate. I recall when #743 was initially released on develop it worked but then it might be that some torrents weren't picked up, which I didn't catch.

I'll try to play around with regex to see if I can figure out a good filter at least for redacted and will report back if anything sticks.

Thank you for looking into it and volunteering your time to the project!

[Jaonea]

After a couple days this worked so far for me:
\b24b(?:it)?(?:[-\s]\d+(?:.\d+)?(?:kHz)?)?\b

This should exclude all the following:
24b
24bit
24-48
24b-44
24b-44kHz
24b-44.1kHz
24bit Losless

To test it longterm I would suggest duplicating your current filters and having the duplicate unchanged but only adding the torrents paused. Whereas the original one will run with the regex statement. This way you can easily compare what slipped through and what did not.

[zze0s]

Hi!

It's indeed still a bug, and known one. The reason is the same for this one #851 .

We made some changes to what is included in torrentName when we parse the announce for RED and OPS to improve filtering. This lead to unexpected issues because it now parses it twice in different places, two different ways.

I can't recall the exact reason for the change but it was to improve parsing.

We have gone back and forth with band-aid fixes for this for a while because the proper solution is a bigger commitment, but looking back we should have done that from the start.

Me and the other maintainers are sadly way too busy at the moment to do anything proper. Hopefully I'll be able to prioritize this in a month or two.

[xerosys]

After a couple days this worked so far for me: \b24b(?:it)?(?:[-\s]\d+(?:.\d+)?(?:kHz)?)?\b

This should exclude all the following: 24b 24bit 24-48 24b-44 24b-44kHz 24b-44.1kHz 24bit Losless

To test it longterm I would suggest duplicating your current filters and having the duplicate unchanged but only adding the torrents paused. Whereas the original one will run with the regex statement. This way you can easily compare what slipped through and what did not.

Where did you enter in the regex? Was it in Advanced - Match Releases ?