2013-03-19, 00:54
I'm coming from old 0.1.5 version... 
and I'm wondering, how does scrobbler work now?
Now when I watch an episode, it checks scrobble when playback ends, I guess it's normal behaviour now (send scrobble on [trakt] [traktPlayer] onPlayBackEnded() - 0 ), right?
How is watched time being counted? Does it count if you resume a video, prior the resume point to the total watched? Can you skip parts of episode/movie and will that skipped time count towards watched or does it count only real watched time?
I have set to rate episode/movie after 100% and from debug log:NOTICE: [trakt] [Rating] 'episode' does not meet minimum view time for rating (watched: 99.72%, minimum: 100.00%)
I didn't skip anything, so I guess 100% check isn't realiable and I can change it lower value when I understand how does watched time being calculated.
Is rate dialogue displayed also onPlayBackEnded? So I can set lower value and not to be distracted by this dialogue when media playback is still in progress.
Many thanks for explanation and thanks to everyone who participated in creation of this script.
and I'm wondering, how does scrobbler work now?Now when I watch an episode, it checks scrobble when playback ends, I guess it's normal behaviour now (send scrobble on [trakt] [traktPlayer] onPlayBackEnded() - 0 ), right?
How is watched time being counted? Does it count if you resume a video, prior the resume point to the total watched? Can you skip parts of episode/movie and will that skipped time count towards watched or does it count only real watched time?
I have set to rate episode/movie after 100% and from debug log:NOTICE: [trakt] [Rating] 'episode' does not meet minimum view time for rating (watched: 99.72%, minimum: 100.00%)
I didn't skip anything, so I guess 100% check isn't realiable and I can change it lower value when I understand how does watched time being calculated.
Is rate dialogue displayed also onPlayBackEnded? So I can set lower value and not to be distracted by this dialogue when media playback is still in progress.
Many thanks for explanation and thanks to everyone who participated in creation of this script.
