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* anidbfilename is the AniDB filename for the file.
* anidbfilename is the AniDB filename for the file.
: However this name does not contain all the extra information of the filenames on AniDB and might be composed slightly different.
: However this name does not contain all the extra information of the filenames on AniDB and might be composed slightly different.
* fmask and amask are hexidecimal strings where each bit corresponds to a data field related to the specified file (see below). The data list received is sorted in the same order as the tables (and fmask before amask).  There is '''no''' provision to retrieve all fields.  Further, requesting a 'unusued' or 'reserved' bit will return an "illegal input" error.
* fmask and amask are hexidecimal strings where each bit corresponds to a data field related to the specified file (see below). The data list received is sorted and returned in the same order as the tables: top to bottom, left to right, with fmask preceding amask).  There is '''no''' provision to retrieve all fields.  Further, requesting a 'unusued' or 'reserved' bit will return an "illegal input" error.
* fid is always returned as the first value, regardless of what masks are provided.
* Only the first matching file is returned when aname, gname and epno is used.
* Only the first matching file is returned when aname, gname and epno is used.
* "audio codec" and "audio bitrate" will return multiple values if there are multiple audio streams present in the file.  Values will be separated by a single quote.   
* "audio codec" and "audio bitrate" will return multiple values if there are multiple audio streams present in the file.  Values will be separated by a single quote.   

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