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Aciel
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2018-11-30, 13:37
(This post was last modified: 2018-11-30, 13:40 by Aciel.)
Hello,
As the title says to I upgraded to LE 9.0, my whole Watched History only for YouTube is gone.all the items I have seen doesn't show the Tick Sign.
I have a lot of Playlists of TV Shows and I can't seem to remember till which episod of each Show I have seen.
I have posted this on the Milhouse Forum Thread as well. Milhouse Builds are built from kodi.master so the issue is coming from here.
Kindly help me out.
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DaVu
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I would say, that this problem might probably be more related to the addon itselft instead of Kodi or LibreELEC.
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2018-12-01, 08:18
(This post was last modified: 2018-12-03, 01:58 by skylarking.)
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A few weeks ago I updated from one Kodi Leia nightly build to a later nightly build and lost all watched status marks for my local USB stored media. This occured on my Windows 10 HTPC and at the time of the Kodi update, I had the Kodi update add-on, log viewer add-on and possibly Netflix and database prewash scrub add-ons.
Since I didn’t pay attention to what builds this issue actually occurred with, I didn’t report anything. But the problem did occur and likely is not add-on related as the ones I have don’t interact with the database. The obvious exception is the database pre wash scrub add-on which I’m not sure was even installed at that time and in any case needs to be run before it fiddles with the database.
As to what the OP can be do:
why not roll back to the older version which should presumably use the old db, then
* uninstall your add-ons, upgrade again and check if your watch status is preserved... if so, reinstall your removed add-ons and it should be ok.
or
* do a batadase backup to individual files (nfo’s and jpg’s saved alongside your media). The nfo’s would contain your watched status. Uninstall everything Kodi, then reinstall Kodi and add an advanced.xml file with whatever the tag is to import your watched status from the nfo’s. Scan for new media and your dB will be recreated with watched status’.
This should be the case for local media and also the case for Netflix movies and series you have exported via the Netflix add-on and scanned into your Kodi library (AND presumably this is also the case with YouTube media which can be exported from the YouTube add-on and imported into Kodi library? an assumption on my part).
Doing the later is a pain but teaches us how we can preserve our Kodi libraries via exported seperate nfo’s, jpg’s, etc and how to recover when sd cards fail or some s/w bug kills our library...