Option to only show one episode of a series in watching

[G0R3Nzh43W42 0]

When I watch series and click next before the 30 seconds cooldown is reached then sometimes I have many already watched episodes in watched. I would like it to only show the last watched episode to show, so I don't have "Series - Episode 1", "Series - Episode 2" etc. but only the last watched episode in watch.

 

[Luke 42079]

Hi, do you mean in continue watching?

[G0R3Nzh43W42 0]

59 minutes ago, Luke said:

Hi, do you mean in continue watching?

Yes. 

I also just saw how poorly worded my suggestion was, so to avoid misunderstandings: I want the option to only show one episode of each series in continue watching and not 2+ episodes as I have like 20 episodes of Dr. House in continue watching and it's a bit annoying to always check the already watched mark every time this happens.

Edited September 8, 2020 by G0R3Nzh43W42

[rbjtech 5284]

Understanding the case of why the episodes are not marked as 'watched' would be useful.

On short TV shows, I find that sometimes the 'Max' resume percentage is too high and it thinks that even though the show has ended (for you), you are not yet at 90% - thus you get it as a 'continue watching' item.  Set it to 75% or something, then it will mark it as played even when you are 3/4 of the way through for example.

This is a per library setting.

Edited September 8, 2020 by rbjtech

[G0R3Nzh43W42 0]

4 hours ago, rbjtech said:

Understanding the case of why the episodes are not marked as 'watched' would be useful.

On short TV shows, I find that sometimes the 'Max' resume percentage is too high and it thinks that even though the show has ended (for you), you are not yet at 90% - thus you get it as a 'continue watching' item.  Set it to 75% or something, then it will mark it as played even when you are 3/4 of the way through for example.

This is a per library setting.

Thank you, that's really helpful and I'll adjust it but my suggestion is still up, I really think an option to avoid this from the start would be quite useful.

Edited September 8, 2020 by G0R3Nzh43W42