It's great to see the thumbs-up in support of this suggestion, especially from the mods.

Not having an explanation to the "video" setting leads very many users to misinterpret it: many think that the film that they're adding is, of course, a type of video/audiovisual content, others presume that this setting relates to an entry having a trailer added. Of course, one may say that those users should just check the Contribution Bible for an explanation, but the information about the "video" setting there is not that quick and intuitive to find.

Users applying the "video" setting incorrectly not only causes issues on other services using TMDb API, it also causes a lot of avoidable posts here, on TMDb forums, where users ask about why their films are not appearing on other services that use TMDb's API. More often than not, it's the incorrect use of "video:true" setting that's the cause.

I apologise for bumping this issue after less than six months, but, as this issue is getting more pressing, I hope Travis sees this and that adding the little "?" icon with an explanation to the "Video?" field could be a simple fix and a quick win for everyone: TMDb mods who would have fewer queries to deal with, support staff on other services who would have fewer queries to deal with, and users themselves whose films would be less likely to get miscategorised.

Thank you 🤞

This is my suggestion for useful text: "Please note this that setting typically applies to compilation videos, professional concerts, live theatre and PPV events. See more examples in the contribution bible.”

Thanks - yes, good idea to suggest the text.

A slightly shorter version - "Typically applies to compilation videos, professional concerts, live theatre and PPV events. See more examples in the contribution bible." - would take up 137 characters, which is close to the 121 characters in the Adult film info note.

If it should be even shorter, "Typically applies to compilations, professional concerts, live theatre and PPV events. See more examples in the contribution bible." - is 131 characters.

Hopefully that's a good length, but happy to brainstorm for alternative texts in case Travis says it's too long!

I just deployed the tooltip for the video field. Thanks for your suggestions.