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Total Watch Time Counter not updating with tally of days used

I had addressed this total watch time counter tally not corresponding with the tally of days used in another post as part of some ideas I suggested.

I don’t know if other users have faced this on the website - my Total watch time does not match the total number of days that I have been utilising the website.

The days seem to be stuck at 13 days and 6 hours for the past four to five days, as far as I can recollect.

Someone else, please check the screenshot and leave a comment as to whether this is an error or I am doing something wrong on my end, kindly please.

Thank you.

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  • slackluster.

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    Sep 14

    In my case, it is only counting episodes, and not movies.

    I think this is because all of my watch data has an unknown date (something I do not care to track; so I’m very happy WeTrakr lets me do that), but that is speculation.

  • mister_watcher

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    Aug 11

    https://feedback.wetrakr.com/p/built-in-recomendations-of-what-to-watch-next

    This is the mentioned post where I first brought up the matter of the Total Watch time counter staying “Frozen” and not updating the tally count.

  • mister_watcher

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    Aug 11

    There is a discrepancy after manually updating my connected sync connection, LimeStream, which syncs with Stremio.

    Also, after a manual update of the SIMKL or Trakt connections, there are a lot os shows marked as re-watches, and they are not listed in the sequential order in which I have watched them.

    Lastly. No point in blurring these as I want to address this part - the circled are NOT my most recently watched movie, or Tv show / series.

    These errors can be improved on if the connections shown in the next screen capture can sync automatically in real time.

    For reference, the circled shows in this next screenshot are my most recently watched shows. I have been away from the TV all day, and my kids watch YouTube Kids shows, so Sesame Street would not be the most recently watched TV series.

    These would be President Curtis as the last played show, watched after binge-watching two episodes of Stuart Fails to Save the Universe. The watch order listed here is wrong.