AdminJustin Nemeth
(CEO / Founder, trakt)
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An error occurred while saving the comment Where are you trying to hide it from? I'd recommend just moving it to the bottom of your lists page so it doesn't show up unless you scroll down.
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6 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment TVDB doesn’t expose the seasons through their api yet. We’ll look into this once they do.
As for those shows, they were messed up on TVDB and we’ll correct them on Trakt.
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4 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment We currently use TMDB tags to show this info on Trakt.
If an item is tagged "duringcreditsstinger" that places a link in the videos section on Trakt for a mid credits scene. If it has "aftercreditsstinger" that places a link for a post credits scene.
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An error occurred while saving the comment All the servers do have an automated process that runs to keep the time in sync. I had found one where that process had failed, but all the other ones were working. I'll have to look again, but I'm not sure how to force it to be any more automatic.
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5 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment What operating system and browser versions are you using? I tested on MacOS in the latest Chrome, Firefox, and Safari and the actors are scrolling ok. We recently switched to just using a standard scrollable area instead of the plugin we were using previously since it was buggy and not smooth.
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6 votes
Might be possible if IMDB or other ID can be used to link.
An error occurred while saving the comment Is there a way to link to that site using the IMDB or TMDB ID? We'd need a way to link using some info we already store on Trakt in order to consider this update.
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1 vote
An error occurred while saving the comment These exists at TMDB at one time, which is why they are on Trakt. We're keeping some of them (such as the LOTR extended) since there is so much data attached to them). In the future we need to figure out a way to support multiple editions of a single film. Also, without links to each valid and invalid item it will take a lot of time to figure this out and fix them all.
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1 vote
Will add this once made into a Trakt list.
An error occurred while saving the comment Has someone made that into a Trakt list?
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9 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment Not currently possible to choose one source over the other. We use a combination of data since each database has different data. For example, TMDB has season names while TVDB doesn't. TVDB will be released their new v3 site soon, so hopefully they support this missing functionality and we can consider using that as an option.
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7 votes
Planning to add URL filtering first, then eventually UI. I need to find a way to do that without further cluttering the list UI.
An error occurred while saving the comment New VIP feature! Filter your watchlist and personal lists by streaming services! This works when viewing your own lists and other user’s lists you have access to.
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5 votes
Needs a backend update to allow locking the show status when TMDB/TVDB mismatch like this.
An error occurred while saving the comment We don't currently have a way to lock the status for mismatched shows like this. We'll need to do an update to allow this.
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828 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment IMDB doesn’t have a public api, so no we don’t already use it.
An error occurred while saving the comment @Miki check out the first bullet point under Usage on https://github.com/damienhaynes/TraktRater, it has a tip to run this on OSX.
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4 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment So, this would be like sharing an image of that grid? Facebook sharing in general is super limited now since they changed what we can do, so I'm not sure its possible to do this effectively.
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11 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment Are all of these games removed from TMDB as well?
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46 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment I'll have an update out this week to use TMDB air dates if they are blank on TVDB. I don't envision moving to TMDB completely, but rather use it to fill in missing (i.e. air date) or better (i.e. hi res screenshots) episode data.
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42 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment Scrobbles have a check to make sure the same data isn't inserted multiple times. I'll need to look into this for the manual watched history sync. It is not quite that simple since adding more lookups for every play will add a lot of performance overhead. This is likely a Trakt API v3 type of thing.
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1 vote
An error occurred while saving the comment For now, you can run this in the browser console.
$('span.hide-spoiler:not(.visible)').click()
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75 votes
Looking into this, but Netflix provides very little data and the matching wouldn’t be the accurate.
An error occurred while saving the comment I looked at the CSV file, but the data is very limited and it would be tough to accurately match episodes.
For example, Netflix gives this:
Lost in Space: Season 1: "Danger, Will Robinson"So if we didn't have an exact title match, we wouldn't know which episode was watched. Using the names to match is not super accurate. I think a CSV import would be possible if Netflix provided IDs and actual episode numbers.
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3,366 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment FYI: on the full screen mobile app, you can swipe the header bar left/right to go back/forward.
An error occurred while saving the comment Regarding the mobile website, swiping on the header bar will navigate back and forward.
I've noticed a lot of shows changing around at TVDB as well, only to have them changed back to the original order. I wonder if they'll do that with this show as well? Any idea is this is a permanent change or if we should wait for things to settle down the show to be locked?