3D movies detected as 4K

[billyjr82 1]

I know, I know.  I'm probably 1 of 1 people whom this will affect.  My projector is capable of 4K movies as well as 3D movies formatted as full side-by-side.  In order for the 3D movies to display properly, I have to set some of the parameters in the mkv header "display height, display width, and stereo mode".  When I set those, Emby correctly identifies that these are FSBS files.  However, if I filter my movies by 4K, it shows the 3D movies as well since technically they are 3840x1080, even if they are only going to be displayed as 1920x1080.  Would it be possible to have Emby either exclude 3D movies from 4K listings since there's no such thing as a 4K 3D bluray?  Or, since technically, that's a thing that 'could' exist, look at the display height and width and if those are both <4K, then don't display them under 4K.

[Luke 43109]

HI, that is a tough one because I think the filter is doing the right thing. It's only job is to look at resolution. I guess we'd have to change the 3d filter from a simple toggle to an all/yes/no

[billyjr82 1]

I mean, kind of.  The filter is doing what it is being told to do, yes.  But I think we can all agree that a FSBS 3D movie is definitely not a 4K movie.  I assume that right now it just looks at the actual resolution of the file and goes off of that.  What I think might be the easiest to do is to just add a check to see if the mkv file is using the display height and display width fields.  If it is, go off of those values whether it is a 4K video or not.  If those fields are not used, then use the actual resolution.  That would solve this problem as well as leaving open the possibility for having a 3D movie that is actually 4K.