I sent this in an email, but I realize that Feedback might be a better place for it. Right now, there's tons of great metadata options for collections, but I think a few more options could be useful.

For media types, there are times where you can buy VOD movies on your TV/DVR/Cable box, so the source is your television. None of the existing media types really match this. Maybe something like PVR or Television could be added?

For audio, I was surprised by how robust the codec options already were. It would be nice if they could be expanded slightly since I do have a few TrueHD Atmos tracks as well as a few Dolby Digital Plus Atmos tracks. Right now, there's only options for TrueHD, DD+, or Atmos since the Atmos is not bifurcated among the two audio cores. Similarly, there's an option for 6.1 channels, but no way to specify DTS-ES as an audio format (which corresponds to 6.1), though there is DTS and DTS-HRA which are similar but not the same. Finally, OGG is an excellent option which I am surprised to see you support, but could we bifurcate between Vorbis OGG and Opus OGG?

I realize these are small details, but just trying to match my collection as accurately as possible. Since Trakt is already giving such nuanced options, I figured it wouldn't hurt to ask for a few more.

Not sure if this is the right place to add this. I have experienced this bug a few times, where a plugin connecting to Trakt through the API (specifically Kodi Trakt plugin) will scan media items and add new episodes to Trakt collection.

The individual episodes will show up properly in the collected list if you go to user page>collection->epsiodes>sort by recently collected.

However, if you go to the media's page or view the show/season in the collection list, it will show the episodes as uncollected.

For example, my collection for all episodes shows the Cosmos Season 2 episodes as collected on June 2nd, but Cosmos shows 13/26 (all of season 1, none of season 2). Going to the episode list in season 2 also shows each episode as not collected.

The last time I experienced this it eventually sorted out after a few days, but this time it hasn't updated in a over a month now.

Thanks for your work on the website!

Hi, so a few miniseries on Trakt are listed as movies or contain multiple pages. Here are a few, all of which are listed in TV the Book by Alan Sepinwall and Matt Zoller Seitz.

Andersonville- There is only one page which lists it as a movie when this was a miniseries. IMDB calls it as such and it aired on TNT as two parts.

Angels in America- Has a duplicate page listing it as "Movie." It is a miniseries.

It (1990)- Its a miniseries and has multiple pages listing it as a "Movie" when it was a "Show."

Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows- There is one page that allows users to log each episode but it doesn't contain a poster or artwork while there are two pages with the poster which list it as "Movie"

Rich Man, Poor Man- It contains two pages, one listed as a "Show' the other "Movie." Delete "Movie" because it aired on TV and had episodes.

Roots (1977)- Contains multiple pages and one listing it as "Movie." Best to delete plenty of these considering many are the 1977 miniseries. I believe this is also the case for the 2016 reboot.

The Winds of War- It contains two pages on listed as a "Show' the other "Movie." Delete "Movie" because it aired on TV and had episodes.

And although not a miniseries, Perry Mason 2020 has a page that lists it as a "Movie" which is not the case.

Thanks.

Hi! I'm working on an app that uses data from those several datasources and realized that there are sometimes inconsistencies in the Trakt data when they don't have the same seasons architecture.

A couple examples:
- Dragon ball : on trakt, divided in 6 seasons, on TMDB only 1 => doesn't really affect API but the TMDB links on the "season" page are all broken
- Naruto : on trakt, divided in 5 seasons, 4 on TMDB, 1 on IMDB => same pb as above + Trakt API actually sends tmdbids that dont match and null imdbids for all episodes in seasons 2+

Seems fairly regular that animes have those kinds of pbs. Now, the interesting bit is that its seems extremely rare that the actual number of episodes differ between those sources, so im usually able to match them together by pure order, but I was wondering if there's a way to update the wrong/missing ids when I (or my future users) notice them.

Cheers!

Fox kids and 4kids no longer exist anymore you need to double check where you are getting your information from about where shows like power rangers are available at the only network that I know of that currently has power rangers episodes is on Nickelodeon only the networks that you originally had shown are way in the past .....so in the near future it would be advisable that you make absolutely sure that such networks like fox kids or 4kids is still airing those episodes of power rangers the only reason I bring this up is because for one thing if fox was showing power rangers episodes it would be mention by them if they aren't showing power rangers episodes at all then you are misleading customers or viewers to a channel that doesn't have what you say is there ...for example let's say you show batwoman being on NBC and you know and I know it's not but is on the cw so my question is why would you say power rangers is on fox kids or 4kids when they no longer do that anymore your facts about such episodes should be verified with the network first and if that network says nope then talk with Viacom or Nickelodeon if got a updated tv guide app or magazine check Nickelodeon section to see what's currently playing if fox isn't doing kids stuff then why assume they do it at all