Media Tracker

Feature Requests
1

Hi, does anyone know of an media release tracker primarily for tv shows? (in the best case for the release dates in germany?).

With so many tv shows on netflix, amazon video, disney+,… i want to keep track and be notified when a new show is released.

2

Hi. You can check out Media Tracker, it can keep track of tv shows, movies, games and even books / audio books.

I’ve written an integration for it as well as a card.

3

Just installed this and created a trakt account for imports. How often does media tracker import data from trakt?

4

I didn’t know mediatracker had a trakt integration, where did you find that?

5

Under “Import” is an option for “Import from Trakt”.

6

I see it now. I just searched over there and it appears that it is manual sync maybe?

Maybe try a post in this thread: Trakt sync · Issue #459 · bonukai/MediaTracker · GitHub

7

It seems it’s more like a one time import.
How did you use media tracker without trakt?

8

You can use MT just fine without trakt, trakt is just an addition, right… So once you’ve imported your movies and series it will keep track of episodes and such. I started using mediatracker not too long ago. In the beginning just for testing because i was in the same boat as you, i wanted something that i could implement in HA for movies, series and games. For now i have just added stuff manually, I haven’t really looked into all the features because I spent time integrating mediatracker calendar component and card, as well as a python api wrapper.

I haven’t bothered with scrobbling in MT but of course that’s a nice feature. I am not actively on trakt but use it more for scrobbling from jellyfin, and locally I’m running something called jellyseerr.

9

Hey there,

I recently got my rasberry pi and set up home assistant for the first time.
Tracking books and other media is a feature I definitely want for my home.

Is there a best practice for integrating other services? I.e. MediaTracker can be installed as a npm package as well as a docker image. Are there any pros/cons for one way or the other? Which method was your choice and why?