https://trakt.tv/movies/evelyn-2012

If you look at the above movie, it shows under language: English. I know it does not specify, but that leaves me with the impression that the language of the audio / the spoken words are English. After watching the film, I do not think there is a word of English in it. I checked at TMDB and the original movie language is English, and that is because the title is English. This is the same format used for other places like Musicbrainz, the language is the language of the name/titles, not the language of the words contained within, or the spoken words.

I would suggest either changing this or clarifying further. I am not sure it is of help to see the the title is English since we can see that. It would make more sense to show what language(s) are spoken.

There are other posts mentioning an incorrect language, but they seem to refer to incorrect fields and such. This report is noting the use of the wrong language field at TMDB. IT seems the title language is being used rather than the audio language.

It would be cool if there was something that indicated if a movie was available on Movies Anywhere (https://moviesanywhere.com/). As an example of what I mean, CheapCharts, a site that tracks movie prices on iTunes, Amazon, and Vudu, shows the Movies Anywhere logo on movies that are available on MA:

https://www.cheapcharts.info/us/itunes/movies/764632601/The-Dark-Knight

Ideally, though, I'd like to have it included as a service in the "Where to Watch" modal and have a link to the movie's page on MA. I realize that the services currently listed there are being pulled from JustWatch, which doesn't include MA, so this data would have to come from somewhere else.

Moving from Followshows, which has an RSS feed of new episodes of shows that I follow. Each day, the new episodes of that day are added to the feed, as "news items" – like RSS is supposed to work in other words.

I can't seem to find a way to create the same functionality in Trakt – the closest is using a My Shows/ Weekly Shows calendar RSS with a limit of 1 day. This does not give me the history, though, as I can't see episodes released yesterday or last week.

In other words – the Trakt RSS seems to only look forward (from today and into the future), but what I'd like and what Followshows has is a feed that looks backwards – from today and into the past.

I noticed that there are two new features added at the Year In Review and All Time Stats:

1) Movie studios are now listed in the same way TV networks are listed
2) Guest roles are now included at most watched actors/actresses

Would it be possible get a list from a certain movie studio to see all movies I have seen from that particular studio? This would be the same as the networks where
https://trakt.tv/users/virinr/history/shows/plays?network=FX shows me the list of FX series I have seen whereas
https://trakt.tv/users/virinr/history/movies/plays?network=Marvel%20Studios could show me all Marvel Studios movies I have seen.

I love that guest roles have been added but could there be a toggle to see the difference in the list between main TV roles/movies and main TV roles/movies/guest roles on TV?

Hi there,

Not sure if there's a way to easily reassign people's watches on a show but I recently corrected the season numbering on TVDB for the Australian discussion show 'Q&A' following the recent rollout of the new version of TVDB. This means the data now matches up between TVDB and TMDb, so the larger banner images for episodes came through, as does the cast information.

https://trakt.tv/shows/q-a

Unfortunately, this also means the previously imported data from TVDB is still there, causing a lot of redundant information - 12 seasons worth. The seasons were previously listed by year on TVDB, so basically the seasons "2008" through to "2019" should be deleted, leaving behind the correctly labelled seasons 1-13.

As I say, while this won't affect loads of people (the show currently has 31 Trakt users who have watched/do watch it), I just wondered if you were able to re-map people's previous plays or is the removal of seasons a more basic function than that?

Either way, the old and incorrectly named seasons (2008, 2009, 2010 ... 2018, 2019) should be removed from the page now.

Thanks in advance!

I don't do regular housekeeping of my trakt data and things are prone to get messy due to various bugs in apps and plugins but I'll always end up with duplicate plays at some point. Many of those end up going from check-ins to plays at the same timestamp which shouldn't get accepted as valid by the site at all imho or at least end up getting merged. Despite not not being advertised outside of some support threads and a single kodi forum thread I end up getting a lot of visitors on my duplicate removal script (500+ last year) which tells me this is quite a common issue and affects plenty of people :/...

Why does the "favorite genres" section only seem to count movies? For example, I watch a lot of SciFi and wondered why it doesn't show up in my Top 5 genres. Counting the entries in my history by genre, I have 440 movie plays and 2,052 episode plays (49 shows) for SciFi content, while I have 458 movie and 1,975 episode plays (33 shows) for "Adventure", which shows up as the last of my Top 5 genres. So with total plays as well as episode and show count, SciFi should be listed above Adventure - the only metric where Adventure surpasses SciFi in my history is movie plays. But why is that? It doesn't really seem intuitive and the headline "favorite genres" seems to suggests a general metric instead of one specifically tailored for movies and leaving out the rest. Am I missing something?

Edit: Okay, so now SciFi has surpassed Adventure, but just by a hair. The numbers for "Adventure" in my history are still the same, but SciFi now counts 442 movies and 2,126 episode plays in 51 shows. So I guess that means episodes are factored in, but they weigh FAR less? What's the exact metric here?

Okay, not MAKE, but an option!

WatchList style will make it really nice and easy to decide what show to continue watch.

Anyways,

Progress list page currently it looks like this
https://i.imgur.com/YGu0wJr.jpg

And this is how it will look (WatchList style)
https://i.imgur.com/n4rYKGf.jpg

Current progress page only shows 3 shows on landing page or 4 if scrolled down. Proposed one will show a lot of shows on a single page!

I already suggested this over a year ago here. It was even marked as "Planned".
https://support.trakt.tv/forums/188762-general/suggestions/35708965-episodes-in-grid-format-on-progress-page

But not a lot of people were interested because of my weird title and confusing mspaint picture.

I am reposting it with a proper title to know what other trakt users will think about this idea.
Because i honestly feel like ton of people would appreciate this change if it gets implemented. I also wanted to get an direct answer from Justin about the plan because he never replied in original thread.

Each one of these entries either has an incorrect TMDB URL, or shouldn't be listed in Movies as it is a TV-Mini-Series. They most likely have duplicate entries as well. If links are requested, I will do my best. But it would be nice not to.

The list.

    Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog          

Batman v Superman: Dawn Of Justice (Ultimate Edition)           

The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (Extended)            

Battlestar Galactica            

Family Guy Presents: Something, Something, Something, Dark Side         

The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (Extended)            

The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (Extended)            

Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn           

Star Trek: Renegades            

The Langoliers          

Halo: The Fall of Reach         

Salem's Lot         

Farscape: The Peacekeeper Wars          

Rose Red            

The Colour of Magic         

Assassin's Creed: Lineage           

A December Bride            

Voldemort: Origins of the Heir          

Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (Special Edition)            

The Stand           

The Andromeda Strain            

Frank Herbert's Dune            

It's Such a Beautiful Day           

Navy Seals          

Superman II: The Richard Donner Cut         

Lego Marvel Super Heroes            

Frank Herbert's Children of Dune            

Shrek The Musical           

Maigret Sets a Trap         

Maigret's Dead Man          

Hitler: The Rise of Evil            

Going Postal            

Neverland           

Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back          

Halo: Nightfall         

Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi          

Halo Legends            

Storm of the Century            

The Shining         

Attila          

Cars Toons: Mater's Tall Tales          

Leaving Neverland           

Edge            

Alice           

Das Boot            

The Void            

Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope          

X-Men: Days of Future Past - The Rogue Cut          

A December Bride            

Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (Special Edition)

Treasure Island         

X-Men: Days of Future Past - The Rogue Cut