2024-11-11, 12:58 AM
(2024-11-10, 01:02 PM)mcarlton00 Wrote: This sounds like you might have a broken websocket connection between your Kodi and your server. Websockets are used for real time reporting of watched status. If you're using a reverse proxy it could be misconfigured, or you could have had some network stability issues that caused the connection to drop.
The other alternative is that you had existing items in your Kodi database before syncing Jellyfin metadata and it's possible those are being used for playback, going directly to the files instead of using the Jellyfin server.
Your second point prompted me to look at the advancedsettings.xml file for Kodi and sure enough it still had the reference to MySQL. I removed that and also deleted the source.xml file, which contained the SMB share path. I then uninstalled and reinstalled the Jellyfin for Kodi addon (probably wasn't necessary) and confirmed that the movies/shows are now pointing to Jellyfin. To test, I marked a show as watched on Kodi and that was reflected in Jellyfin and Trakt. So, all is good now.
My watched history on Kodi was wiped so there's no way to automatically update Jellyfin (or Trakt). I did at least have the forethought to take a series of screenshots of Kodi so that I have a record of what I've watched and can update when I have time.