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This naming convention allows users to immediately understand the technical quality and features of a video without opening it. For instance, a viewer with an older device might prefer for broader accessibility over newer, more demanding codecs like x265.

: Likely refers to the source of the video. In many cases, "S-Print" or "Screen Print" refers to a high-quality capture from a digital source, often used when a standard retail version (like a Blu-ray) is not yet available.

: Indicates "High Quality Dubbing," meaning the audio track (often in a localized language) has been professionally integrated or recorded for better sound clarity.

: Short for "High Quality," typically indicating that the file has been processed with settings intended to preserve visual detail better than standard encodes.

720p or 1080p as HD, and to show resolution of 2160p as 4k - FileBot

: The encoding software used to compress the video into the H.264/MPEG-4 AVC format. This is a widely compatible standard that balances file size with high visual quality.

: This is the title of the content and its release year. 720p : Refers to the video resolution , which is pixels. This is considered standard High Definition (HD).

The name consists of several technical descriptors: