AdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
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8 votes
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3 votesAdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
commented
Hmm, not really sure why TVDB wouldn't add it. If they fix it, I can fix it here on Trakt as well.
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1 voteAdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
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For now, you can run this in the browser console.
$('span.hide-spoiler:not(.visible)').click()
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1 vote
Invalid TVDB link, waiting for the new one.
AdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
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It looks like the TVDB entry is invalid. Linked from https://trakt.tv/shows/endeavor. Do you know the correct entry?
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1 voteAdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
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Not much can be done on our end unfortunately. I have been in contact with Reelgood and they indicated they are working to improve their link quality and working to make this more accurate. Once they start implementing that, Trakt should automatically start improving as well.
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1 voteAdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
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Please post the Trakt link and what specific is incorrect.
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3 votesAdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
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I would think this should be on TVDB since it is on TV over 4 nights. If TVDB allows it, I can remove the movie entry on Trakt.
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31 votes
Looking into this, but Netflix provides very little data and the matching wouldn’t be the accurate.
AdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
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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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3,046 votesAdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
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FYI: on the full screen mobile app, you can swipe the header bar left/right to go back/forward.
AdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
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Regarding the mobile website, swiping on the header bar will navigate back and forward.
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13 votesAdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
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Also, I fixed the 2 shows you mentioned.
AdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
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We can manually override the network on a season level. I'm not sure how best to apply this to the year in review, so I'll need to think about that part more.
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4 votes
I will contact our partners and see if they have plans to add this network.
AdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
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Unfortunately no updates. I request they add this, but I haven't heard back if they plan to do so. I think it depends on if they can get the data in a reliable way from VRV.
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3,583 votes
Currently, you can hide a show from you calendar or progress page. Hiding from watched progress also hides it from your dashboard on deck. Hiding in those 2 places should work for most users.
This topic proposes a “dropped” status for a show. This would hide from the 3 sections mentioned above + add a “dropped” indicator in places such as the show summary page.
AdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
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You can unhide here:
https://trakt.tv/settings/hiddenWe give apps access to your list of hidden shows and seasons, but it depends if the app chooses to use that info. If they aren't, I would send in a feature request to the app developer since the Trakt API provides the data needed to hide your shows correctly.
AdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
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To recap my previous replies, you can hide shows by clicking the Ø icon when viewing your dashboard up next, progress page, or calendar. There is no need to unwatch the items. You can unhide from trakt.tv/settings/hidden if needed too.
AdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
commented
@Vicky we expose the hidden items for apps and plugins to use, but it sounds like whichever you are using might not use that data to hide within their app. I would recommend sending a feature request to the app developer.
AdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
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Please provide your username so I can check if the items are correctly hidden. And also please send screenshots of the dashboard on deck and the collection progress so I can see if they line up correctly.
AdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
commented
Do you see all the hidden shows listed at trakt.tv/settings/hidden? As I see it, the issue seems to be with the hiding either not working properly or not saving when you click the Ø icon to hide.
AdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
commented
@Anonymous did you hide the show from your progress page? That removes it from your on deck as well. The watchlist is a special list for what you want to watch, so adding/removing to that shouldn't affect the progress or calendar.
AdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
commented
@Anonymous you can hide the show from your progress page which will also hide it from your dashboard on deck. No need to mark it as 100% watched.
AdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
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Liam, you can ignore seasons from the progress page as well. Just expand the percentage view, and there will be Ø icons next to each season as well.
Alan & Roxie, I'm not able to reproduce the issue. I just tested and was able to hide a show from my watched progress and it correctly hid from my on deck as well. If you have more info (i.e. browser errors, etc) please let me know. Can you confirm the show is actually hidden from the progress page too?
AdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
commented
For the more recent comments, please be aware you can hide show from your calendar and progress pages directly to hide them from showing up. When hiding from your watched progress, this will also hide them from your on deck section.
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128 votesAdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
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I agree we need to limit it in some way. As mentioned in the other topics, it is not quite that simple due to different release dates around the world, early premieres, or press viewings.
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3 votes
Requested more info on which specific modals.
AdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
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Which modal are you referring to?
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9 votesAdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
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If a show is re-appearing, that means a connected app is adding it back. Trakt itself autoremoves the show from your watchlist once you watch at least one episode. Some apps incorrectly try and override this functionality and add it back to your list.
Please review your connected apps at https://trakt.tv/oauth/authorized_applications to figure out which app could be doing this. I would also recommend contacting the app developer and request they stop doing this.
I'll look into adding a clear option, but for now please send a private support ticket with your username and I can manually clear it out for you.
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3 votesAdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
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Hmm, not sure we can easily do that. As you mentioned, the info that goes left to right on desktop, changes to up to down on mobile, which is what it is currently doing. The current layout seems to make sense since it lists the show title, percentage, then the info about how we calculated that percentage, and lastly the next episode you have to watch. Let me know if I'm missing something in my understanding.
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3 votesAdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
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What is the use case for needing hidden items for other users?
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5 votesAdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
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You're on windows I assume? These rules are intended to target tablets and other devices that don't render scrollbars. I'll have to see how to hide them on windows somehow.
AdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
commented
What is the exact resolution? I'm not able to reproduce the issue so far.
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54 votesAdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
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All good ideas. We need to re-architect some things behind the scenes in order to boost performance to do things related to your network activity.
Currently, only plays are shown in this area. It doesn't include collected items or anything else currently, which is part of the performance issues. In v1, there were way fewer users so all these actions could be queried direct against the database. We now have so many users that is needs to be cached in other ways as to avoid direct data access.
I really like the idea of user independent data, which could aggregate and give you very useful stuff. Things like over the past week, the most watched show and movie from your friends was X and Y. That would actually be very cool along with other stats too.
Before any of this though, we need to do some behind the scenes updates so the recent activity can be accessed quickly. It has been on my task list, so hopefully some time can open up in the near future to start planning those backend updates.
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7 votes
Not currently planned, but will add to researching.
AdminJustin Nemeth
(Founder, trakt)
commented
This is similar to some other suggestions in the past about not requiring a date when entering your watched data. It's not something we currently have planned since the entire site is largely based around dates. Without dates, it would change or make a lot of the stats not function with how they are setup.
I agree using "release date" is not a perfect option, but attaching no date would require an overhaul of how stats are presented throughout the entire website. We'd also need to figure out how to handle this via the Trakt API and the many apps that use that data. Long story short, we still would need a date attached at some level for the API to function correctly as well.
I know if doesn't fully solve your issue, but we currently have these features to help:
- choose a default watched action (new signups default to today's date)
- release date can help approximate when you watched older items
- hide the date breaks when viewing your watched history and other sections
- sort your watched history by other non date related options
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.