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2) I had two TV shows selected, with the list non-expanded so only the shows themselves were activated. I just found it odd that the search dialog has the Episode Details tab but then it has no meaning in this case?
5) Hmm. If the checkbox is enabled, loading information doesn't work even if the ID is there.

I will have to test loading the information when the TV show is selected. I tried it briefly on one TV show where for some reason IMDb IDs were missing from episodes and "Update TV show and all Episodes" did not fix it. Only "All episodes" did.. then I tried to remove the IMDb ID from one episode and tested the first case, then it worked

2) Indeed. I've opened https://github.com/Komet/MediaElch/issues/1714
5) Thanks for reporting. Which ID are you talking about (IMDb/TMDb/TheTvDb) and which scraper do you use?

So I guess my final question is: is there a way to rescrape data like ratings or certification for episodes in one go? I like to do this a couple of times per year especially if I have more recent shows which change more often.
EDIT: one more final question.. if I select only the TV shows and use "Get watched status" in the sync, will it just pick up the watched status of the show or also all episodes? If the first one, it will screw things up in Kodi with the brute force sync method..

final question: If I remember correctly, it should be enough to unselect all checkboxes except for "rating" and then scrape episodes.
final final question: Syncing is always all or nothing: all movies, TV shows _and_ episodes, etc.

Regars,
Andre

5) In this case, all IDs are there. So for example, TV show Red Dwarf. I have all the IDs in place for the show and for all episodes because I already have scraped them earlier. Then I select only the episodes of the first season, right click and select Load information. Leave the "Update only" checked and try to scrape something, and the complaint about the missing ID is there (Skipping show "%1" because it does not have a valid ID.) Looks like it doesn't find the show because the variable placeholder's there.

Final question: so does that apply even if I select only all TV shows and not also their individual episodes? So basically can I use CTRL+A to select all shows and then just scrape ratings for both the show and the episodes? Because I just tested it by removing the IMDb rating of one episode of a show, selected two shows (including the one where the changed episode is) and chose to scrape Rating for both the show and the episodes. Didn't bring the rating back