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[Issue]: NFO watched status not imported for movies or episodes #8415

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matthewpritchett opened this issue Sep 15, 2022 · 7 comments · Fixed by #9176
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[Issue]: NFO watched status not imported for movies or episodes #8415

matthewpritchett opened this issue Sep 15, 2022 · 7 comments · Fixed by #9176
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matthewpritchett commented Sep 15, 2022

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Same issue as the previously resolved #1640

I am working on migrating my server from an Ubuntu install to a Truenas Scale (using Truecharts) installation and since I already have all metadata and watched status saved in NFO files I tested the import process and it seems like it isn’t reading the watched tags in the NFO file. I disabled all other metadata providers and had disabled saving NFO before importing as well as setting the user for watched status. I import and the majority of data from the NFO is imported correctly but watched is always shown as false on the webui. Curious if there’s anything specific I need to set for it to work or if it might be a bug introduced since the previous issue was fixed. Thanks!

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@matthewpritchett matthewpritchett added the bug Something isn't working label Sep 15, 2022
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Meant to put #1640

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Could you maybe provide us one of your nfo files and your nfo config file? You should find the latter at in you configuration folder at config/xbmcmetadata.xml. Theoretically the watched status import should be working correctly.

@jellyfin-bot jellyfin-bot added this to Needs triage in Issue Triage for Main Repo Oct 25, 2022
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Yes! I will work on getting both of those this week and post in here. Thanks!

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@matthewpritchett, Did you find the solution to your issue?
If not, since I have the same exact problem, here are my xbmcmetadata.xml and an example nfo whose watched tag is not imported (in a zip because github).
nfo sample and config file.zip

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No solution besides using a third party tool to sync watch statuses. I just forgot to post my debug info here. Hopefully sometime soon I’ll get time to.

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bez820 commented Jan 9, 2023

I have this same issue too. The watched status (and lastplayed dates) from my nfo files (created by Emby) are not coming across to Jellyfin 10.8.8

config and nfo sample.zip

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Well, as you can see, I ended up looking into it myself, and I think I found the source of the issue.
From what I've seen, the importing of the watched, playcount and lastplayed tags was 100% broken, or in any case I can't see how it would have worked, so I'm surprised we were so few having the issue.
In any case, I made a pull request if anyone want to test it.

Issue Triage for Main Repo automation moved this from Needs triage to Closed/Done Jan 26, 2023
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