2015-12-10, 23:59
(2015-12-09, 08:30)Jeffers24 Wrote: I have not found details of which file/s the watched indicators are stored in so have not found my easy copy, run wizard and re-install file/s option.The watched flag is stored inside the Kodi video database, which is e.g. ~/.kodi/userdata/Database/MyVideos90.db. So maybe restoring the database file already works for you.
(2015-12-09, 08:30)Jeffers24 Wrote: In my search I came across WatchedList, which I have installed and it runs automatically 5 minutes after I start up Kodi 15.2.Is only the number of videos newly marked as watched zero or also the total number of videos in the WatchedList?
I see WatchList start and update messages displayed at the top of my screen, but for all items the reported number of saves is 0?
What am I missing?
Both values should be displayed if you enable the debugging mode (see here for settings).
(2015-12-09, 08:30)Jeffers24 Wrote: Am I going down a false road, my thoughts were that I would create an external to Kodi copy of my watched TV/Movie watched indicators using WatchedList, run the Build Wizard, install/then use WatchList to re-install my TV/Movie watched indicators but cannot see an option to import the copy created by WatchList??Your described workflow is correct.
The addon saves the watched indicators in a database file, usuallly ~/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/service.watchedlist/watchedlist.db.
You have to make sure that this file still exists after the re-installation of Android/Kodi (I don't have that system myself so I don't know the steps and am not sure what the build-wizard is).
Alternatively, you can set the WatchedList database to be on a network share or on a remote mySQL server. Then the data is not altered by a re-installation.