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At present, it seems that the only way Scrobble reports something as watched/completed on Simkl from Emby is once the play time get's over a certain % threshold set in the plugin settings (defaulted to 70%).
However, this means that if I then set a movie or TV show to 'played' using the tick in Emby, Scrobble doesn't report anything and said episode or movie stays as unwatched in Simkl which obviously creates sync issues and means manually having to keep the two lists synchronised.
I'm assuming that Emby has it's own understanding of whether something is 'watched' or not by determining a certain play % or similar. If there is an event for when Emby states something is played (either by clicking the played tick or playing the movie/episode beyond a certain point) it might make sense to tie into that as opposed to using a mistmatch in criteria with the custom % for the plugin?
I'm not a .NET developer otherwise I would go and tinker myself.
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At present, it seems that the only way Scrobble reports something as watched/completed on Simkl from Emby is once the play time get's over a certain % threshold set in the plugin settings (defaulted to 70%).
However, this means that if I then set a movie or TV show to 'played' using the tick in Emby, Scrobble doesn't report anything and said episode or movie stays as unwatched in Simkl which obviously creates sync issues and means manually having to keep the two lists synchronised.
I'm assuming that Emby has it's own understanding of whether something is 'watched' or not by determining a certain play % or similar. If there is an event for when Emby states something is played (either by clicking the played tick or playing the movie/episode beyond a certain point) it might make sense to tie into that as opposed to using a mistmatch in criteria with the custom % for the plugin?
I'm not a .NET developer otherwise I would go and tinker myself.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: