One place to check and review
One verdict line, three folded groups and the same evidence when you expand them.
Check this torrent in the header starts API search and opens Cross-checks. Results keep setup, comparisons and copying together. Search options holds filters, Search more broadly and Search all trackers. More in the bottom action row holds website search tabs separately from the API action.
Set up trackers in the header opens saved tracker controls when needed. Page checks and returned results stay in the same panel. Tick Manual checks as you confirm them, open Automatic checks for the page findings and Cross-checks for search results. As scans arrive, your reading position, open details and focus are kept. Each result shows its title and any reported filename. Equivalent identities share a card, including eligible Candidates to review. Grouped candidates still need review against this torrent; they do not become matches. Each tracker keeps its own date, original report and BBCode, copy buttons and Open torrent. Similar names alone or conflicting identity evidence do not group results; Other editions stay separate. Details opens its comparison and report; copying works without opening it.
Copy recommended name in the bottom action row copies a name reassessed against the active guide. Expand a group and check row for evidence or manual confirmations. A Suggested title card above the groups explains a correction when one is available; its Reply to uploader combines selected findings into BBCode. Page checks passed means the checked items and manual checks are clear; Review needed means something still needs review. Listing badges say Title to show that only the displayed name was checked. Failed tracker searches show a failure count and a retry action. The Personal Release check row shows Yes, No or Unknown from an explicit tracker badge or API flag, separately from Internal. Missing evidence stays Unknown; it does not identify who made the release or add requests. Open a row for its full evidence or title preview. Suggested title explains supported formatting fixes and gives you a copy button. Reply to uploader lets you choose findings, read a BBCode preview and copy one message. Missing release information is never guessed. Nothing is renamed or posted automatically.
InfinityHD naming follows its movie, TV and music guide, including DV HDR and bracketed music with an optional group tag. Metadata and official retail box-set status still need manual confirmation. Music requirements §10 add FLAC 16/24-bit report/file checks; missing evidence stays for review. Completeness, tags, provenance, untouched WEB files, analog lineage, unmodified logs and bundled-video origin remain manual. Secure CD ripping, logs, cue sheets and a 100% score are recommendations. Original Scene/P2P names are kept.
Automatic checks contains screenshot count/size details and season-pack checks, with optional expected episode numbers. Cross-checks contains the local .torrent helper. Other editions starts collapsed. Details and copy actions stay available in the same panel.
Hide › slides the drawer away to an edge tab; Alt+I brings it back. Drag its left edge to make it wider or narrower. The ▾ beside the title folds it to the verdict line. In page places it below the release name, and As drawer returns it. Below 600px it stays in the page with larger controls. The colours follow the Nocturne blue-grey palette.
On requests, Search trackers opens a compact box and starts the saved API search in one click, including the current tracker. Request lists use matching Search trackers and Web links buttons. One compact request-page toolbar holds search and header Set up trackers, with folded Website searches. Request results use at most two columns on wide screens and one on phones. Matches request details means an ID and listed requirements agree; title-only or incomplete results stay under Check these releases, and conflicts under Other editions. Open a result or copy its returned report and original BBCode directly. These are request-detail comparisons, not MediaInfo, hash or same-file matches. Searching never fills, claims or approves a request.
For a queue, choose Review loaded titles on a listing, then open a torrent. Mark reviewed & next continues when another queued item is available. In the review tools, Next unchecked follows the captured queue. Listing settings remain under Settings & tools.
