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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 985593" data-attributes="member: 18896">Four solutions off the top of my head:&nbsp;1. Do not have watched movies show up in the view you are in by applying a filter of &quot;unwatched only&quot; (use F9 and/or hidden menu)&nbsp;2. Toggle a movie back as unwatched after you watched it via F9 (it still keeps track of the watched-count in dbase and you can still filter on this)&nbsp;3. Edit skin files to make the &quot;watched&quot; color be the same as the &quot;unwatched&quot; color. Unfortunatly I do not have Titan skin available right now, but structure is more then likely still the same, so what you want to do is locate &quot;reference.xml&quot; file and open that with notepad or your favorite editor and look for &quot;&lt;description&gt;default listcontrol&lt;/description&gt;&quot; and then inside of that control look for selectedColor (+ 2/3) and edit accordingly.&nbsp;4. Use the user-rating system and complex filters to make a somewhat-functional multi-user system. For example I have a custom category for my wife that any movie added in the last 90 days, that has a watched count of &gt; 1 and a rating set shows up in there. That way after I watch a good movie by myself that I think she might be interested in as well, all I have to do is 'rate' it. If you combine this with the Trakt plugin you can even create wishlists and keep track of history very easy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 985593, member: 18896"] Four solutions off the top of my head: 1. Do not have watched movies show up in the view you are in by applying a filter of "unwatched only" (use F9 and/or hidden menu) 2. Toggle a movie back as unwatched after you watched it via F9 (it still keeps track of the watched-count in dbase and you can still filter on this) 3. Edit skin files to make the "watched" color be the same as the "unwatched" color. Unfortunatly I do not have Titan skin available right now, but structure is more then likely still the same, so what you want to do is locate "reference.xml" file and open that with notepad or your favorite editor and look for "<description>default listcontrol</description>" and then inside of that control look for selectedColor (+ 2/3) and edit accordingly. 4. Use the user-rating system and complex filters to make a somewhat-functional multi-user system. For example I have a custom category for my wife that any movie added in the last 90 days, that has a watched count of > 1 and a rating set shows up in there. That way after I watch a good movie by myself that I think she might be interested in as well, all I have to do is 'rate' it. If you combine this with the Trakt plugin you can even create wishlists and keep track of history very easy. [/QUOTE]

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