A ready-to-use database for Profilarr that combines two of the best community sources into one place, so you don't have to choose between them.
If you use Radarr (for movies) or Sonarr (for TV shows), you know that getting the best quality downloads depends on having good quality profiles and custom formats. These tell your apps which releases to grab and which to skip.
The community has built two excellent databases of these profiles and formats:
- Dictionarry by the Dictionarry-Hub team -- 11 quality profiles covering everything from 720p to 2160p Remux
- Dumpstarr by Dumpstarr -- 9 quality profiles including specialized options like Anime and separate Movie/TV profiles
Normally you'd have to pick one or the other. This repo merges both databases together so you can use profiles from either source in a single Radarr/Sonarr setup.
In Profilarr (v2.0.0 or later), add this as a database:
https://github.com/serversathome/profilarr
Leave the branch field blank. That's it -- you'll have access to all 20 profiles, 410+ custom formats, and 900+ regex patterns from both sources.
| Source | Profiles |
|---|---|
| Dictionarry | 720p Quality, 1080p Balanced, 1080p Compact, 1080p Efficient, 1080p Quality, 1080p Quality HDR, 1080p Remux, 2160p Balanced, 2160p Efficient, 2160p Quality, 2160p Remux |
| Dumpstarr | LQ 1080p, Anime 1080p, BETA - Anime 1080p, Movies 1080p, Movies 1080p HQ, Movies 2160p, Movies 2160p HQ, TV 1080p, TV 2160p |
Sometimes both databases define something with the same name but different settings. When that happens, the Dumpstarr version gets a [Dumpstarr] tag added to its name. For example, if both define a custom format called 3D, you'll see:
3D(from Dictionarry)3D [Dumpstarr](from Dumpstarr)
This way nothing gets lost or overwritten, and both sources score your releases exactly as their authors intended.
When both databases define something identically, it's kept as a single entry with no duplication.
A GitHub Actions workflow runs automatically once a day. It pulls the latest data from both upstream databases, merges them together, and commits the result. You don't need to do anything -- your Profilarr setup will pick up changes on its own.
- Updates not showing up? Try re-linking the database in Profilarr.
- Want to change the
[Dumpstarr]tag? Edit theNAMESPACE_SUFFIXsetting in.github/scripts/build_merged.py. - Have feedback on the profiles themselves? Those are maintained by the upstream projects -- contribute directly to Dictionarry or Dumpstarr.
This project wouldn't exist without the hard work of these communities:
- Dictionarry-Hub -- for the database, schema, and Profilarr itself
- Dumpstarr -- for the additional profiles and custom formats
This repo is just the glue that brings them together. All the real work happens upstream.