Libreoffice Calc works :), but I personally use Jellyfin. Although I'm afraid if Kodi is overkill, Jellyfin might be overkill-overkill.
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Thanks, for some reason didn't know about Jellyfin on the outset seems interesting will check it out and get back to you!
If you use MPV, pressing Shift+q, it saves current position and reopens it later automatically.
I just open an entire folder with MPV ($ mpv ~/media/[Judas]Bleach/).
For tracking which shows I've seen I use Episodes
(accidentally posted so it continues here)
Episodes from f-droid. It's kinda ugly but it works. It also shows which shows have specials and new seasons. Some people just use MAL and that's fine too.
Episodes seems like neat app, domo arigato! The mpv trick is slick what can I say except yay!
I just keep a note with all the shows I want to watch and check on the list occasionally and use google.
But here's a FOSS app https://schizoduckie.github.io/DuckieTV/
No idea if it's good or not. Curious if others have a good solution.
Thanks for the reco the project seems it's in early stages of development will check it out!
For anime AniDB has several applications that automatically mark episodes as watched. Personally I mark them manually so I can't help you with this except for providing some links:
- https://anidb.net/software list of software
- https://wiki.anidb.net you might find something relevant on the wiki
- #[email protected] main IRC channel for help/chatting
Hey! Thanks, I'm currently on their website seems amazing!
Wow! This is so comprehensive. This is precisely what I was looking for thanks in loads, I was wondering if it was possible to integrate the anime db app with https://anime-downlader.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ it would be pretty handy.
Sorry that I can't be of much help but I don't use anime-dl so it would be hard for me to provide any reliable info. But AniDB doesn't provide any links to watching anime (except for a few licensed platforms) so it probably won't be of much help when searching for download links. But if you download files from groups (which seems to be the case looking at your example with [Judas]), AniDB does have file checksums for many groups so you can mark episodes as watched and query anime info basing on it. I'm unable to give any specifics though, sorry.
oh cool thanks!