Closed DeeeeLAN closed 4 years ago
Adding empty dictionaries to the config seems to have fixed it:
netflix:
titles: {}
amazon:
titles: {}
After adding that, I started an episode on Netflix and it showed up in the dictionary and no errors printed in the shell. I still don't see it in my trakt history though.
Does it show up on trakt as “currently playing” during playback?
On 12. Jul 2019, at 05:50, DeeeeLAN notifications@github.com wrote:
Adding empty dictionaries to the config seems to have fixed it:
netflix: titles: {} amazon: titles: {} After adding that, I started an episode on Netflix and it showed up in the dictionary and no errors printed in the shell. I still don't see it in my trakt history though.
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It looks like history updates when I complete an episode, but nothing gets sent to update the status during an episode. But completed episodes are indeed showing up in trakt.
Correct, during playback only the "Now playing" events are being set. When you're stopping the playback, the episode will be marked as watched if the current position is over a certain threshold.
Okay great. It sounds like all you need to do is either add the empty dictionaries to the config file, or add code to check if they exist and create them if they don’t (probably the better choice).
While working to resolve my hostname issues, I was able to get it successfully connected on a different machine. However, when watching things on Netflix and amazon, I get the following errors: