johyphenel 1 Posted Wednesday at 03:02 PM Posted Wednesday at 03:02 PM Looking for a plugin that does something similar to the following — I'll describe my use case below, and I have 2 top level questions: Does a plugin for this already exist? Do you know if building this type of plugin would be possible with the available APIs? --- My main goal here is to curb my binge watching, and bring back some of the fun and excitement of getting a new episode to watch every week. For me, given how addicted I can find myself to shows sometimes, I think I'd want this to be an actual restriction for the user (e.g. future episodes are either hidden or fail to play after the "available" episodes are used up). I use "available" here to mean the access limitation feature I'm describing, assume we're talking about a show where all episodes are already present locally and ready to watch from a technical standpoint. Rough behavior I'm after: All shows have N episodes from the first season available For a given show, after the last available episode is watched, Y new episodes become available each week on a configurable day / time (for me, I'd be happy to set the same day/time for all shows as a default). Perhaps this could continue even if the new episodes aren't watched to build up a buffer, but I'd want to set a limit of how many episodes become available at any given time to prevent myself from having too many hours to binge at one time. Once all available episodes are watched for a show, prevent playing newer episodes in the UI, maybe with some kind of warning. Allow this to be configured for all users, or per user, or perhaps with user exceptions (I think I want this on all users but 2 right now). It could be nice to have the show removed from continue watching if there are no available episodes right now (and re added to continue watching once a new episode unlocks), but for me the access restriction matters more than the UI. Appreciate your help either tracking down a plugin for this, or assessing the feasibility of building one
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