[steve11]

Is there a way to reset the WATCHED status of movies (including partially watched that will resume from last watched point)?

Basically I would like it to look as if I have watched nothing.

Thanks.

[Gade]

Not a proper way to my knowledge.

You could delete your sources and rescrape everything.
Or manually delete the database in the userdata folder without removing the sources inside Kodi.


I haven't tested this, but I found this on the internetty:

Get a database editor and run the following queries in your MyVideos##.db database:

UPDATE files SET lastplayed = ''

UPDATE files SET playcount = ''

UPDATE settings SET resumetime = ''

DELETE FROM bookmark WHERE type = '1'

This sounds by far like the fastest and best solution. I would backup the database before trying this.
I use Firefox as a quick DB editing tool.


Since it's not skin related, you might have more luck asking this somewhere else in these forums.

[westcoastbias]

Depending on how extensive it is you can manually toggle the watched status for media. I believe on a keyboard the default button is w, but I would check on that.

[Gade]

That's true.

"W" or using the context menu for each item.

[a124]

For local media, you can simply rename the media folder. Kodi will think it has never played anything in there.

[shedrock]

Is there a way to reset the WATCHED status of movies (including partially watched that will resume from last watched point)?

Basically I would like it to look as if I have watched nothing.

Thanks.

Download repository.fredsrepo-1.0.7. There is an add-on in there that has a watched status reset option. It is used via the Context Menu, but you have to do each movie individually.


Shedrock