• Monitor TV & Movie playback; after target watch percentage remove content from storage and library.
  
• Select specific TV shows to monitor and delete only those episodes after watching (Optional Sonarr support).
  
• Schedule Kodi library scans and cleanup.
  
• Find and delete duplicate movies. 
  
• Safe to use; Script will not physically remove media until you allow deletion under settings. After which you are always prompted before removal.
  
• Easy to find/use "Remove" context menu option. Single click removal of file and library entry.
  

(2019-04-06, 01:09)Lunatixz Wrote: Does anyone use this?

(2019-04-08, 02:10)pkscout Wrote: I also just found this and installed it.  It definitely solves a particular annoyance for me of the number of clicks it takes to delete a watched program you know you don't want to keep.  I do have one question.  The first time I watched something and then stopped the dialog box came up, I said to delete it, and it got deleted (I had set the setting to allow that).  The second time I watched, stopped, dialog box, ask to delete, then nothing.  I clicked around a bit and then all of a sudden it was deleted.  Is there some kind of "schedule" that deletes the episode, or should it be immediate after the dialog box?

Sorry, no logs.  It's on my main machine (OSMC Vero 4K+) where I don't leave debug logging on.  If needed I can try later to duplicate it (although I'm leaving town tonight and won't be back until later in the week).

(2019-04-08, 03:42)pkscout Wrote: Turns out I think I have a different problem.  I watched another show, but when the dialog box came up for Media Maintenance it asked if I wanted to delete the very first show I tested with right after I installed the addon.  The reason the episode of the second show had disappeared is that during testing I had tried to get to the end of the file quickly and went to far.  It got marked as watched, but I have Kodi set to show only unwatched stuff.  So the second test failed too but the episode got marked as watched.  I'm going to figure out how to get a chuck of debug logging for that process at the end when I test again.

P.S. I am monitoring a subset of the TV shows.  After I get a debug log with the failure I'll try resetting that to monitor them all and see if that matters..

(2019-04-17, 22:00)pkscout Wrote: New version seems much more stable.  I did want to say I'm not a big fan of the context menu change though.  When the automatic deletion dialog didn't work, it was nice to have a three click method for deleting (content menu, down to delete media, click remove, done).  Now that there's another menu between me and the remove option, it's almost as many clicks as removing it via the standard Kodi menus.

And as long as I'm typing, is there any way to tell Media Manager to monitor all TV shows without clicking everyone one in the monitor list?  I can obviously select all 52 or so one by one without much hassle, but when I add a new show I have to remember to go enable it.  I kind of thought selecting no shows would default to monitoring all of them, but that doesn't seem to be the case for me.