- mSD: A lower quality version of the SD (miniSD)
- SAT: Satellite feed
- LQ: Low Quality
- OTT: Over-the-top services/platforms (Netflix, Max, Peacock, Hulu etc.)
- iNT: International
- VOD: Video on demand
- MULTi: The release has more than 2 audio tracks.
- NUKED: Part of the show is missing.
- DUAL: The release has 2 audio tracks.
- PROPER: A corrected version released by a different ripper.
- REPACK: A corrected version released by the same ripper that issued the original release.
- iNTERNAL: A leaked source/The release has some issues.
- READNFO: The release has some glitches. You must read the info for more details.
- DEF: Definitive – A merged version from two or more sources.
- Lo: Low bitrate
- Hi: High bitrate
- PPV: Pay-Per-View
- PLE: Premium Live Event
- NF: Netflix
- MAX: HBO Max
- AMZN: Amazon Prime Video
- Triller: TrillerTV (Formally FITE TV)
- CW: The CW
- FOX: Fox television
- HULU: Hulu network
- SYFY: Syfy television
- USAN: USA Network
- VICE: Vice Tv
- WWEN: WWE Network
- YT: YouTube
- TBS: TBS television
- PCOK: Peacock
- TNT: TNT television
- WU: WrestleUniverse
- SAMU: Samurai Tv
- HDTV: A capture source from an analog capture card (coaxial/composite/HDMI/s-video connection).
- WEB: Recorded from a streaming service.
- WEB-DL: Downloaded via an online distribution website/Streaming service.
- WEBRip: Ripped from a streaming service or Re-encoded from a WEB/WEB-DL.
- FPS: Frames per second
- x/h264: Support in every online/local player.
- HEVC h/x265: Online players do not support this codec. You should download and watch it locally.
- AVC: Support in every online/local player.
The quality of HDTV releases isn’t that great even if they have a higher bitrate and frame rate. But some people prefer HDTV because there’s less chance of having glitches in HDTV.
WEB and WEB-DL releases always have better quality and clean pictures. Usually have H.264 and x265 HEVC formats. HEVC is even better. But you may need a specific codec pack to play this format. Unlike HDTV, WEB releases could have audio/video glitches or sync issues. Most of the time, WEB-DL is a VOD version, so there will be no glitches in WEB-DL releases.
