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Version: 10.11.4
Moving over from Plex, slowly, but I have an odd issue where some movies were primarily picked up in the scan as matching Japanese movies. Fair enough, I went through them and identified them correctly and all is good.
But
I've written a c# app to move status for all my users from Plex to Jellyfin and it works a treat except for a few movies, if I call the cUrl comand it returns a 200 OK but doesn't mark them as watched. Again I figured I'd stuffed up the code somewhere so I went to the UI and tried marking as watched, and the same thing, they just never stick at being watched.
Monitoring the network tab in chrome dev tools shows the same issue a 200 response but with {"PlaybackPositionTicks": 0, "PlayCount": 0, "IsFavorite": false, "Played": false, "Key": "503901", "ItemId": "978b227d683dbf824d134ba62f60db32"}, others work fine?
Is there a trick to this?
A couple of calls being made, I've removed most of the headers for security and to make it smaller
Moving over from Plex, slowly, but I have an odd issue where some movies were primarily picked up in the scan as matching Japanese movies. Fair enough, I went through them and identified them correctly and all is good.
But
I've written a c# app to move status for all my users from Plex to Jellyfin and it works a treat except for a few movies, if I call the cUrl comand it returns a 200 OK but doesn't mark them as watched. Again I figured I'd stuffed up the code somewhere so I went to the UI and tried marking as watched, and the same thing, they just never stick at being watched.
Monitoring the network tab in chrome dev tools shows the same issue a 200 response but with {"PlaybackPositionTicks": 0, "PlayCount": 0, "IsFavorite": false, "Played": false, "Key": "503901", "ItemId": "978b227d683dbf824d134ba62f60db32"}, others work fine?
Is there a trick to this?
A couple of calls being made, I've removed most of the headers for security and to make it smaller
Code:
curl -X POST "http://./Users/bfe5728ddb394279934fc5376fd5958b/Items/978b227d683dbf824d134ba62f60db32/UserData" -d '{"Played":true,"LastPlayedDate":"2023-11-16T05:44:49Z"}' - OK
curl -X POST "http://./Users/bfe5728ddb394279934fc5376fd5958b/Items/2d25176d48c4e90ec64e4069af69aa6b/UserData" -d '{"Played":true,"LastPlayedDate":"2025-07-31T21:59:26Z"}' - OK