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The API returns the incorect UserData


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Hello,

I was playing with the MUMC tool (https://github.com/terrelsa13/MUMC) and realized that the Emby API is not returning the correct UserData.

Emby version: 4.8.0.39 beta

https://streaming.domain/emby/Users/4fd64ef2422e40e0ba6e095eb9f74ecd/Items?ParentID=db4c1708cbb5dd1676284a40f2950aba&IncludeItemTypes=Movie&StartIndex=151&Limit=25&IsPlayed=True&Fields=Id,ParentId,Path,Tags,MediaSources,DateCreated,Genres,Studios&Recursive=True&SortBy=ParentIndexNumber,IndexNumber,Name&SortOrder=Ascending&EnableImages=False&CollapseBoxSetItems=False&EnableUserData=True&api_key=XXXXX
{
    Name: "Fast & Furious X",
...
    UserData: {
        PlaybackPositionTicks: 0,
        PlayCount: 0,
        IsFavorite: true,
        Played: true
    },
...
},

 

Whereas when I look in my developer console and retrieve the JSON by going to a movie, this is what I get:

https://streaming.domain/emby/Users/4fd64ef2422e40e0ba6e095eb9f74ecd/Items/1229467?Fields=ShareLevel&X-Emby-Client=Emby%20Web&X-Emby-Device-Name=Chromium%20Linux&X-Emby-Device-Id=ada2d6bb-a1d7-49e4-83a5-d38cb737451e&X-Emby-Client-Version=4.8.0.39&X-Emby-Token=XXXXXX&X-Emby-Language=fr
{
    Name: "Fast & Furious X",
...
    UserData: {
        PlaybackPositionTicks: 0,
        PlayCount: 1,
        IsFavorite: true,
        LastPlayedDate: "2023-07-18T20:51:25.0000000Z",
        Played: true
    },
...
}
Edited by Thuzad
adminExitium
Posted

Seems similar to this: 

 

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Posted

Try adding UserDataPlayCount and UserDataLastPlayedDate to your requested fields.

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Posted (edited)

This does indeed correct the problem, but are there any other settings that have this problem?

Is this problem going to be solved or is this a normal for you?

Edited by Thuzad
Posted
1 hour ago, Thuzad said:

This does indeed correct the problem, but are there any other settings that have this problem?

Is this problem going to be solved or is this a normal for you?

That is the fix. There's no problem to solve. The data is correct in the database, but you have to request the field in order for it to come out of the api.

I'll update the object so that it does not include the 0 value.

Posted

I think it would be better not to display 0, or even the parameter in this case. Thanks for your feedback.

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