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Iβd like SeerrBridge to support the ability to request multiple file formats/qualities for the same title. Specifically, I want Overseerr to send a single webhook to SeerrBridge, and SeerrBridge should then add both 1080p and 2160p (4K) versions to my library.
π Motivation
- Many Plex users split their libraries into HD (1080p) and UHD (2160p) content.
- Currently, Overseerr β SeerrBridge workflows only allow one format per request.
- This means I need to manually duplicate requests if I want both HD and UHD versions.
- Automating this would save time and ensure consistent library management.
π§ Proposed Solution
- Allow SeerrBridge to handle multiple regex patterns or multiple quality rules per webhook.
- When Overseerr sends a request, SeerrBridge could:
- Match against multiple regex rules (e.g., one for 1080p, one for 2160p).
- Trigger both additions so that two versions are fetched.
- This would result in both editions being added automatically.
β Benefits
- Simplifies workflows for admins who maintain dual libraries.
- Ensures Plex can present both Editions (1080p and 2160p) under one title.
- Reduces manual intervention and duplicate request steps.
- Provides flexibility: users can still restrict requests to one format if desired, but admins can opt-in to dual requests.
π Example Use Case
- User requests Movie X in Overseerr.
- Overseerr sends webhook to SeerrBridge.
- SeerrBridge applies two regex rules:
.*1080p.*β Add to HD library.*2160p.*β Add to UHD library
- Both versions are added to Plex, grouped as editions.
π Request
Please consider adding support for multiple regexs / multiple format rules per webhook request in SeerrBridge. This would make it possible to automatically fetch both 1080p and 2160p versions of requested content.
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