Brandon Marlow
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A good idea, but not something we are currently setup to do.
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This is needed ASAP. The current method of managing the database is cumbersome and cause so many issues that could be solved by this.
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There isn’t currently a way to support this. Will take a look in the future.
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In general, there needs to be better ways to flag things that are wrong with listings. Currently, you just have people basically talking to a brick wall in the comments or on these forums.
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This is desperately needed. TVDB has so many asinine rules that cause more problems than they solve. Hell, even the ability to just have somebody manually fix up episode listings that are completely fucked would do wonders. The listings for Pokemon are completely wrong, but TVDB refuses to budge on it. It would take an actual human very little time to fix up the ordering on Trakt.
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TVDB has episode runtimes, but they don’t expose them through the TVDB API yet. Once they do, we’ll update Trakt to automatically use the runtimes.
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Definitely needs to be more freedom around how most watched is judged. For a longtime Steven Universe was my most watched because episodes are 11 minutes long and there's a shit load of them. In reality, there were many other shows I'd sent far longer watching.