Nexview 0.8.0 — In library & already watched

New

• Titles already on your media server are recognised. Nexview now reads
  what sits in your Plex library and spots what never came through
  Radarr/Sonarr — a file copied by hand, or a collection that predates the
  *arr setup. Those titles show as "In library" and cannot be requested a
  second time. The sync runs hourly in the background; the settings show how
  many titles are indexed, when it last ran, and offer a "Sync now" button.

  Matching goes by TMDB id, then TVDB id, then title — and always checks the
  year as well. That is not caution for its own sake: in a real library of
  3509 films, exactly one carried a wrong TMDB id, pointing at an entirely
  different film. Without the year check, anyone searching for that other film
  would have been told they already own it. A missed title costs a duplicate
  download; a false one takes a title out of the catalogue for good, with no
  visible reason.

• You can see what you already watched. Titles you have seen on your media
  server carry a small "Watched" marker next to their status. Everyone sees
  only their own — what one person watched is nobody else's business — and the
  marker sits beside the status rather than replacing it, so "already
  downloaded" stays visible.

  Two sources feed it, and both are needed: for the account whose access is
  stored, the counter Plex keeps on each title, which is complete; for
  everyone else the playback history, which Plex only keeps for a while.
  Measured on a real server: the history held 38 films, the counters 354. For
  shows, one watched episode marks the show.