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This expands on the special fields for video files that '''should''' be supplied.
{{eyecatch|Note:|On '''most''' video files, you will also need to fill in the [[Content:Files:Audio|audio]] and [[Content:Files:Subtitle|subtitle]] information as well!}}
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[[Content:Files:Video#Length|Length]] | [[Content:Files:Video#Censored|Censored]] | [[Content:Files:Video#Quality|Quality]] | [[Content:Files:Video#Source|Source]] | [[Content:Files:Video#Resolution|Resolution]] | [[Content:Files:Video#Aspect_Ratio|Aspect Ratio]] | [[Content:Files:Video#Video_Codec|Video Codec]] | [[Content:Files:Video#Video_Bitrate|Video Bitrate]] | [[Content:Files:Video#FPS|FPS]] | [[Content:Files:Video#Video_Flags|Video Flags]]
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===Censored===
This only applies to animes that have both an uncensored and a censored version. If it only has one, leave this setting as the default: Unknown.
===Quality===
*This is a very arbitrary field. It depends completely on the eye of the beholder. You should not put too much meaning into it, but rather use it as a general pointer of quality.
*This field should '''not''' be used to rate releases from different groups. Use anime-group comments/votes to express opinions about such.
*This field should be considered '''per''' group: When multiple releases exists from a group it can (and should) be used to differentiate them.
*Although there have never been any written rules; ''quality is usually bound to source''. Ie. DVD -> very high, DTV -> high, VHS -> low, etc.. It is generally ok to follow this scheme, but don't go about creqing just because of it. There are many good reasons for not following it.
*Note that 'very high' quality rating is not reserved for the theoretical perfect release, or bound to DVD source or anything like that. It can be used more freely to differentiate.
*If you want to request a change, check the history of the file first. It might have some useful information (discussion) about why the current rating was selected and save you from a humiliating deny.
*Feel free to discuss this system in our forum/channel, but '''never''' start a personal creqing spree to "reform" it.
===Source===
Here you can set the source of the raw (unsubbed) anime. If you don't know the source, leave it as "unknown". If you find a tag like "(S)VHS" or "DVD" in the filename, choose the according option from the dropdown-menu.
Sometimes, it's ok to make an educated guess: For animes that are released fansubbed shortly (within days/weeks) after they aired in Japan, you can safely assume "DTV" (Digital TV) as source. Another case for educated guessing is "HKDVD" (Hongkong-DVD) - the video-quality may be ok for them, but the translation is usually horrible, which is how you can spot them.
When creqing this field you should provide some sort of proof unless the old value is obviously wrong or set to "unknown". This means that you should be sure about the change and not just base it on assumptions. For example, don't creq DTV -> HDTV based on resolution/quality/filesize/etc. only.


===Video Flags===
===Video Flags===
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