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I haven't see any support come in from you. I'm actually planning to look into the facebook sharing more next week. It looks like there are more options available and one of those is we can force it to post on your timeline like a normal post. Right now, it will show up under your activity log and facebook will automatically place trakt boxes with some recent activity.
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Hmm, it looks like it crashed when a library update started. Maybe updating via JSON and library scan dont play nice. It is a lot of data to update in 1 hit, but it should not crash XBMC.
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Hi I am trying to get this working 100% with my anime collection.
I now have my anime scanned in using absolute ordering using the tvdb scraper. Now this works really well it allows for scrobbling of all the episodes etc. They problem is for shows like, Black Lagoon the second barrage. While on AniDB it is considered its own show, on the tvdb it is just a second season this means that the tvdb scraper does not recognise it - although this isnt an issue with the trakt plugin it means I have to use the anidb scraper for that particular show.
Here lies the issue the trakt plugin doesnt seem to want to scrape episodes above 99 using the anidb scraper(which seems to work ok for the tvdb scraper) - I am not sure if this is just an issue that only I am running into or if it is a known bug but thought i would bring it up.
Is there a way to get the anidb scraper to work with episodes above 99?
Cheers,
Matt
PS sorry for the convoluted request.
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Hmm, I'm not sure why the trakt plugin would affect scraping in any way. When you say it won't go above episode 99, what does that mean in regards to trakt? Are you scrobbling or syncing at that point. A full log file might help give some clues.
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2013-02-06, 03:00
(This post was last modified: 2013-02-06, 03:19 by anzerman.)
Sorry mate, I am really not good at explaining... Both of the scrapers are able to recognise all of the episodes for example one piece (over 500 eps).
when using the tvdb as a scraper, the trakt plugin is able to scrobble all of the episodes including the ones above 99.
when using the anidb as a scraper, the trakt plugin seems to be unable to scrobble episodes above 99.
I will do some fiddling and attach a log asap.
Cheers,
Matt
EDIT: Ok so it turns out the number 99 has nothing to do with it.. I dunno how i got onto that.. It seem that the issue is as soon as it goes past "season 2". example below
one piece ep 08 (season 1 episode 8) - scrobbles with both anidb scraper and thetvdb scraper
one piece ep 09 (season 2 episode 1) - scrobbles only with thetvdb scraper - will not scrobbles with anidb scraper
cheers again
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If the unique id is there, trakt will use it to identify the episode. This is helpful for absolute/dvd ordering as entered on tvdb. However, it will also fall back to the season/episode combination.
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In the case of animedb scraper. I believe it is setting uniqueid as the animedb id, therefor comparing with trakt tvdb id fails. Season and episode comparison would also fail since its using the "non standard" absolute/dvd order. Does this seem plausible rectifyer?
I grabbed a couple of the unique ids from the log and did a tvdb search on trakt and they came up empty. A quick look on animedb showed they also use numeric id. My conclusion was that animedb ids were being set as the unique id. That would explain why scrobbling worked with tvdb scraper and not animedb scraper.
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Yeah that is probably it. It's fine to fail the first episode_tvdb_id check, but if the season/episode don't match on trakt then that will fail too. I think you're right that its using animedb's absolute ordering which doesn't match.
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