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Show not synching correctly to Trakt #601

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luis-barreira opened this issue Jul 28, 2022 · 7 comments
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Show not synching correctly to Trakt #601

luis-barreira opened this issue Jul 28, 2022 · 7 comments

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@luis-barreira
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I have on my Trakt history both Doctor Who shows, the original one from 1963, and the new one from 2005. I have already fully watched the new one, but not the old one. I have several not watched episodes from the old show in my collection in Kodi.

The problem is that when the status is synched with Trakt, the episodes from the old series that have not been watched but have corresponding episodes on the new series are marked as watched.

For instance: season 10 of Doctor Who (2005) has 12 episodes (all marked as watched on Trakt), season 10 of Doctor Who (1963) has 26 episodes (all marked as not watched on Trakt). After my library is synced with Trakt, the first 12 episodes of Doctor Who (1963) appear as watched on Kodi. The same happens with all the episodes that have an equivalent on the new series.

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razzeee commented Jul 28, 2022

How have you scanned these? Which scraper? Are the correct ids set on each item?

@luis-barreira
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I have tried scrapping them with the default Kodi scrapper for TV shows and also by creating nfo files with tinyMediaManager and having Kodi only use those files. The results were the same in both cases.

How can I check the ids on the items?

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razzeee commented Aug 2, 2022

I think you can only check the ids in the database, which normally would be some sqlite browser tool.

@luis-barreira
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I have checked the database as best I could (the fact that the table columns are all named cXX didn't help), and as far asa I count see the show has a correct tmdb id and the episodes have correct imdb ids.

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razzeee commented Aug 4, 2022

Then a log might be the only thing that might shed some light https://github.com/trakt/script.trakt#i-found-something-that-doesnt-work

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I've installed a new instance of Kodi on my desktop just to create a log file (the result is the same as on the other devices). I've also included in the zip file a screen copy of the show page where you can see all the relevant seasons are not seen (I only have seasons 10 to 15 on disk right now). The zip with the log file can be found here: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AkEqXeD6lN7tivRHMt1DT5e4r65vzQ?e=NLZtTz

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razzeee commented Aug 10, 2022

So according to that log you have Doctor Who 1963 on that Kodi instance, is that expected?

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