Sonarr version (exact version): 3.0.0.234 — Sep 13 2018 phantom
Mono version (if Sonarr is not running on Windows): 5.14.0.177
OS: unRAID - 6.5.3 - 2018-06-12, docker image: lsiodev/sonarr-preview - Docker Hub
Debug logs:
Description of issue:
Long story short:
I did an auto-search on an episode, and Sonarr picked a torrent release, when there was a usenet release available.
- there were many releases available, but with setup, only 2 were matching
- 1 release was from torrents and 1 from usenet
- my default Delay Profile is setup to Prefer Usenet with 720 minutes on Torrent Delay
- release from usenet was 8.9 hours old
- release from torrent was 11.6 hours old
- as I understand - Sonarr should have picked usenet over torrent?
I only started using the v3 a couple of days ago and I use auto-search very seldom. Hence, I do not actually know if it’s v3 related issue or not. But as I am running v3, I decided to post this here.
With a new autum season starting shortly, and ~360 in my Sonarr, I would really like to find out why Sonarr has picked torrent over usenet here.
A screenshot of manual search results, with only 2 possible sonarr choices highlighted (only 2 are v2 - REPACKs). I made this screenshot after the episode was already downloaded, so do not mind the red dots on all releases:
Delays:
Tags used on this show:
Quality used on this show:
Edit.
I just had an idea.In v3 sonarr has separated WEB-DL and WEBRip qualities. And if I go into the new Quality Edit Groups options for this quality profile I have this:
Is this why Sonarr picked torrent release over usenet? Because, even though it is the same release (I checked), usenet uploader incorrectly named it WEBRip.
So torrent is WEB-DL and usenet is WEBRip. If quality order inside the group is also important, that would explain this choice.
Is this the answer?
Thanks in advance for any help.