The current script is just a "proof of concept" so most bugs that occurs is already fixed and I need more help testing when the first real plugin is ready.
this is awesome! thanks so much for your work!
hey there 
i am sorry but i guess i am missing something.
I’ve copied Trakttv.bundle into mu plugin dir on my PMS ( synology ) but then how do i access/find the plugin with plex ?
Th
hey there
i am sorry but i guess i am missing something.
I’ve copied Trakttv.bundle into mu plugin dir on my PMS ( synology ) but then how do i access/find the plugin with plex ?
Thank you
Untill bug https://github.com/tester22/Plex-Trakt-Scrobbler/issues/7 is solved you need to manually figure out the internal plex library id and calculate the number of seconds that the file have played. And finally edit the init.py file to add those values to the code.
Or maybe you shouln't use code from the development branch :)
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hu :/ not sure i follow.. how do i get to the plugin in Plex ? i dont see any application menu also i have application Menu check in preferences / skin.
Thank you
I’m not sure if I’m getting this right, but there is currently no option to submit the current watched movies and episodes list of plex, is there?
Because it would be cool, just to activate the script/plugin and it would transmit all the data, which has been stored in the PMS already, to trakt.tv
I have planned to add that to the plugin but havn't had time recently:
https://github.com/tester22/Plex-Trakt-Scrobbler/issues/13
Hi all,
I havn’t had time to get the logparsing from inside the script to work so I have rewritten a lot of the script so that it is more solid:
https://github.com/tester22/Plex-Trakt-Scrobbler
Just update your code.
Hey, I have this installed on my synology nas and it works pretty good. Great job! Another (distant) future feature that would be cool would be to pull already watched info from trak.tv into plex.. mostly I see this as useful as a backup in case you have to rebuild your plex db.
Hey Amlucent ! :) can you tell me how you make it autorun when your nas reboot ? TY :)
Hi there,
I just copied the script to my Netgear ReadyNAS running PMS 9.5.2. and it works great! I just have to find out some way to have the script launch automatically, because at the moment I’m having a terminal window open all the time.
I did however have to provide the PMS log location in the config file to make it work.
What was your logpath?
~/Library/Logs/Plex Media Server.log or /c/.plex/Library/Logs/Plex Media Server.log (the ReadyNAS always creates a /c/ share which is accessable by root or system users I assume)
Hi All,
Before i start to ask stupid questions, i want to thank every one for the hard work you did for this script and soon to be plugin.
I installed it on linux with help from the tutorial on Jotlab.com and it seems to work great.
But now for my probably stupid question.
In a perfect world, i would want the script to be triggered by the starting or stopping of Plex.
But, alas, this world is not perfect and this will be solved when the plugin is here (can’t wait) so i made a alternative plan.
I want plex to restart every night at 0.01 AM.
After plex has restarted, i want to start the trakt scrobbler script (lets say at 0.05 AM).
I have been fooling around with cronjobs but i don’t seem to be doing it right… i guess.
Is there someone here who has managed to do this or knows how to do it?
It would be very helpfull if someone could get me in the right direction because google is getting me very confused on what is the right way to do this.
I am also eager to get the plugin working but havn't been able to parse the log from inside the plugin. Have a couple of ideas how that can be solved but havn't had time to work on it.
I am not sure why you would wan't do that? But I have done similar things with monit (http://mmonit.com/monit/)
It can restart multiple applications if you create a group for those apps eg Plex that contains both the PMS and the script.
Thnx. I will check it out.
To anser your question, I want plex to restart every day because our server gets slow over time.
Eventually it gets to the point that it takes over 10 min to start watching something and while watching plex keeps buffering every min or so.
I've found that a restart of pms prevents this problem.
If i get your suggestion to work i can post how i did it so others may benefit from it :)
I have yet to write one for this but to do what you request you will need an rc script.
i saw that somebody is working on a plugin for this …
where can we download the plugin for PMS ?
can this plugin be installed through the channel directory ?
