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No.189990 [Report] + AS
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When I go to watch anime downloaded on my computer I often forget which episode I am up to.

Does anyone else have this problem, could a video manager of some sort which tracks whether you've seen an episode or not be the answer?
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No.189991 [Report] +
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I use 4 solution, 1, don't be a retard. 2. Use something like mal and update for each episode. 3. Put Watched episodes in a folder thats called "Finished/watched". 4. Remove it.
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No.189992 [Report] Yeah x1
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CTRL+A > Shift+Delete > Enter
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No.190010 [Report] +
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I just put a text file in the folder with what episode I'm on. ＼(＾o＾)／
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No.190011 [Report] +
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For anime I use MAL, for non-anime I keep a spreadsheet
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No.190012 [Report] +
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i just guess
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No.190020 [Report] +
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Assuming this isn't bait, then if you are watching using media player on windows, it shows you your recently watched videos.
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No.190039 [Report] +
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Use mpv :biggrin:
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>>190039
I do use mpv, what do you mean?
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>>190020
I'm not using that
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No.190057 [Report] +
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>>189990
i just have a txt file where i log what episodes i've watched with date; i find the online lists like MAL too annoying to update :nyaoo-closedeyes:
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>>189990
i use SMplayer and it remembers playback position of files, so if i click on an episode and it is at the ED then i know i watched it already.
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I use QMPlay2, it can keep your watch history and display it as a list. It also comes with lots of useful features, and a good UI. It is the best media player for Linux IMO.
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No.190108 [Report] +
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Use hippocampus or MAL
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>>190090
QMplay seems pretty good, but how do you display watch history?
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No.190110 [Report] Yeah x1
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If you use terminal to play videos - as long as you don't close the terminal, you can simply read what is the last command you ran on that shell. If you close, you can check your bash history or use a tmux session just for playing anime videos
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>>190110
I need to be able to close the terminal.
I use the terminal for a lot of other stuff so I would be going through those too.
I need to be able to restart my computer
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There's a file attribute on Linux called atime. On many if not all desktop environments it shows up as a "Last accessed" column that shows when you last accessed a file or directory. I'm on KDE and I use that to check what episodes were opened in the same timeframe.
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>>190057
>find the online lists like MAL too annoying to update
I find huge amount of joy in updating it on MAL, and it sort of one of teh reason i still continue! :x3:
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No.190830 [Report] +
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Update:

I started using 'Kodi', which is a media manager, and it dispalys a tick when you have watched an episode. It's great
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