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<blockquote data-quote="Lehmden" data-source="post: 1245266" data-attributes="member: 109222">Hi.Some questions on this topic.&nbsp;Is there a way do disable scrobbling completely? I don't want this what's the main reason I don't use Trakt. Aside that it was impossible to set something as &quot;unwatched&quot; some years ago as I last time tried Trakt. Does this work in meantime? If both questions can be answered with &quot;yes&quot; I will start using Trakt again after many years as I now use different systems (MP2 and Kodi) and can sync the watched flags without finishing the tool I've started writing for this purpose...Another question... Is it possible to use (or modify) the trakt plugin as (to) some sort of API to read and set watched flags from another tool (that is not Trakt itself)? This would be very useful for some of my tools (e.G. MP2-Buddy) as atm I need to manipulate the database directly, something I don't like that much...&nbsp; Possible database damage due to different &quot;collate&quot; systems and the need to stop the MP2 Server before I can write back watched flags is a real disadvantage too... An API based on the Trakt plugin would be really great for this as I only need to read and send HTTP requests to the API for manipulating watched flags...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lehmden, post: 1245266, member: 109222"] Hi. Some questions on this topic. Is there a way do disable scrobbling completely? I don't want this what's the main reason I don't use Trakt. Aside that it was impossible to set something as "unwatched" some years ago as I last time tried Trakt. Does this work in meantime? If both questions can be answered with "yes" I will start using Trakt again after many years as I now use different systems (MP2 and Kodi) and can sync the watched flags without finishing the tool I've started writing for this purpose... Another question... Is it possible to use (or modify) the trakt plugin as (to) some sort of API to read and set watched flags from another tool (that is not Trakt itself)? This would be very useful for some of my tools (e.G. MP2-Buddy) as atm I need to manipulate the database directly, something I don't like that much... Possible database damage due to different "collate" systems and the need to stop the MP2 Server before I can write back watched flags is a real disadvantage too... An API based on the Trakt plugin would be really great for this as I only need to read and send HTTP requests to the API for manipulating watched flags... [/QUOTE]

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