Ok, I can reproduce after installing either 2.9.0.0 or 2.9.1.0 OnlineVideos.
So as it stands, you can use the latest Trakt, but use 2.8.0.1 of OnlineVideos until the problem is identified.
@Gcarr looks like Newtonsoft.Json.dll dependency may be missing from your installation (typically from C:\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal).
@ajs does this come with MediaPortal installation by any chance? If not, then will needed to be included by Trakt as the latest release does use...
A new version (v6.0.7.420) has been published thanks to @ajs.
After the upgrade, you will need to re-authenticate with Trakt as we're using a new API key.
NB: any older version will stop working after 30th April 2026.
Hi @mickb, follow these steps:
1. Open your C:\ProgramData\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\MediaPorta.xml file for editing
2. Search for UseSSL
3. Change the value of no to yes
4. Restart MediaPortal / configuration
https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/trakt-api-not-working.140111/post-1300124
@hounddog,
1. Open your C:\ProgramData\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\MediaPorta.xml file for editing
2. Search for UseSSL
3. Change the value of no to yes
4. Restart MediaPortal / configuration
Yes, unfortunately, this would need a code change to support it.
Next time I'm doing something on the plugin I'll try and remember to add support for this sort order.
No, those database files are just a local cache of what we get from the API. These are used for browsing around the plugin like providing watched icons and dashboards.
The databases I'm referring to are your plugin databases like mp-tvseries and movingpictures as these also store your history...
Just remember guys MediaPortal Trakt plugin supports two-way sync, so when they bring the API back online, any data corrupted and lost online will be put back by the MP sync (watched history, ratings).
So don't delete your local databases until then!
I'll checkout on a few recent movie additions and report back.
Have you checked for any recent YouTube site util update in online videos? Probably unlikely as you get a few secs of output.