Report to find TV Shows no longer being watched.

[AaronClarke 1]

So far as I can tell, there is no way to identify TV Shows that are jo longer being watched. I am able to see what individual users are watching via the statistics plugin but there is no way to look at when a TV show was last watched. 

This would be useful in my case for the purposes of removing shows that are no longer watched so that I can free up space for newer media. 

The report might list each show, when it was last watched and how many users have watched, maybe even who has watched it.

[Luke 37109]

Hi, in your TV library you could sort by date played, right?

[AaronClarke 1]

7 hours ago, Luke said:

Hi, in your TV library you could sort by date played, right?

I can but that only sorts it according to what I have been watching.. I am looking for a way to see a date as to when a show was last watched by anyone at all.

[ginjaninja 537]

For a quick n dirty solution,  this might be readily achieved by a scheduled script and a helper user called eg. "Last Watched"

For each mediaitems [of type episode], for all users, assess the latest "played date"
if last played date does not belong to user "Last Watched" - set the last played date on user "Last Watched".

Then the admin could logon as user "Last Watched" and sort by date played.

@AaronClarke if you can run Powershell 7 scripts, i can provide the script.

 

[AaronClarke 1]

1 minute ago, ginjaninja said:

For a quick n dirty solution,  this might be readily achieved by a scheduled script and a helper user called eg. "Last Watched"

For each mediaitems [of type episode], for all users, assess the latest "played date"
if last played date does not belong to user "Last Watched" - set the last played date on user "Last Watched".

Then the admin could logon as user "Last Watched" and sort by date played.

@AaronClarke if you can run Powershell 7 scripts, i can provide the script.

 

@ginjaninja That certainly sounds like it could help me in the immediate! Thanks... If you have a script readily available that would be great! Cheers!