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Module: Sonarr & Radarr Activity type: Quiz / retrieval practice Target: ≥80% Objective: Explain the difference between a movie folder format and a movie file format in Radarr.
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What is the main difference between a movie folder format and a standard movie file format?
Why should a stable external identifier be considered in a movie folder naming policy?
Does a correctly formatted file name prove that Radarr matched the file to the correct movie?
What should happen when two records produce the same normalized destination path?
Why should sidecar files be inventoried before a bulk rename?
Which information usually belongs more naturally in a file name than in the stable movie folder: release year or media quality?
Why is Radarr's live naming preview more authoritative than a copied template from a guide?
What is the purpose of recording source-to-destination mappings?
Why can a mass rename create significant backup activity even when movie content has not changed?
What is the safest sequence for introducing a new naming policy?
In plain words: Make a safety copy first so a mistake does not erase your work.
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