[JustinAiken]

No idea how it happened... just went in and all my movies are marked watched. Not TV shows, just movies.. Looked in the database - sure enough, every single movie has at least a 1 on the playcount..

Unfortunately, no idea how it happened... I have a recent database backup, so I'll figure out how to write a SQL query to reset the playcount based on that tomorrow, so I didn't lose much... good thing I have a backup!

Apparently it happened a few starts of XBMC ago, nothing about it in the log. :/

[Martijn]

This is not a bug. you probably hit a button on your movie source location that marked them as watched.
Don't blame the software

[negge]

You can easily change the play count back with some SQL like "UPDATE table SET playcount = playcount - 1;".

[Martijn]

or just hit "W" to mark them unwatched

[JustinAiken]

or just hit "W" to mark them unwatched

But that would unwatch hundreds of movies I had watched!

You can easily change the play count back with some SQL like "UPDATE table SET playcount = playcount - 1;".

Ended up doing

Code:

UPDATE files SET playcount = playcount - 1 WHERE lastPlayed BETWEEN "2013-07-20 00:26:26" AND "2013-07-20 00:26:40";

- apparently it happened late on the 20th, and I just hadn't notice... that seems to have fixed it.

[Ned Scott]

It would be neat to have some kind of "undo" action for stuff like that. Of course this wouldn't be trivial to add.