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I just switched from windows media center to xbmc on my appletv and i love it. i have a good sized movie collection on my nas and xbmc just finished scanning it but they are all marked as unwatched. I am wondering if there is an easy to mark them all as watched ans then just go back in to the half dozen or so that i haven't watched and set them as unwatched.
I think that would be a lot easier than going into most of them and marking them as watched.
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you could export the db on windows and import it back on atv2 ... this should save the watched state ... but you should double check that the db has the videos in a network reachable path the atv2 can see ( so no local pathes like c:\movies for example)...
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It won't work unless you have a copy of xbmc on windows with all the watched/unwatched status set right.
Setting the watched status on on atv2 is very slooww so install something like XWMM and you can do it using a web browser. There are also other XBMC media managers that allow you to modify the xbmc database from a PC.
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I think you can just go to a folder or parent folder and context menu it and choose set as watched - it changes all the children?
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I think pathsubstitution can also be used here, but I'm not sure. Basically subsitute that local "C:\" path to the network path. Never tried it myself, though.
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I always wondered if there was a way to do this it would be a great feature to add on.. Also the ability to remove a title from your recently added and have it replaced by the next newest title
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I just got a new HTPC (sold my old one) and reinstalled XBMC. After importing all my media, I also have the same problem of figuring out how to set every movie as watched.
Any help on doing a bulk update to mark as watched (so I don't have to press a single keystroke for every movie in my library to manually mark as watched) would be greatly appreciated.
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I tried that and unfortunately it didn't work either.
In the end I resorted to just using an Auto HotKey script to repeatedly press "W", then switch to XBMC and have it go through my whole library and mark every movie as watched. That seemed to work.
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What about holding down menu on your entire movie folder, and click "set as watched"?
This worked fine for me, it was set recursively.
Open up "Videos" from home menu, and make sure that you are in "root" of this menu, mark your folder containing your videos, hold menu, click "mark as watched" or something.