Probably true, but why not make it an option? A 2020s CGI-fest might have 10 whole minutes of credits, but older films have no end credits at all! Just a title card saying “The End.”
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Same issue here. quite annoying
I vote for a setting/toggle
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I watch a TV series where each episode is 2 hrs 13 mins. If I stop watching anytime after approximately 2 hrs it gets marked as “watched.” If it were a movie, that 2 hr mark would seem about right to me, because we’d be at or in the credits when I stopped. Is there any way to change that algo for TV Shows so I don’t miss the final 13 mins or so?
On a related note, I wonder if others think that amount of time between starting a file (pressing enter) and the 5 second or so darkness before it plays, might be a bit too long. Plex takes about a second. An elegant comprimise might lie between 1-5 seconds.
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Ha – turns out I do. I never had a problem when I used Infuse only for regular movies and TV shows.
But now I’ve started using Infuse to watch multipart history documentaries on my iPad (like Ken Burns) while I eat a meal by myself or something. I’ll start wherever I left off and stop whenever I’m done with my meal.
And it’s happened at least 5 times in the past month that Infuse tells me I finished the previous episode, when I still had 4 minutes left or something like that! And I’ve got to jump around to figure out exactly where it was that I’d stopped.
So I’d really like a way to turn adjust the time until “watched” down to zero. It’s so important, I don’t mind otherwise manually marking videos as watched, just so Infuse won’t keep losing my place.
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Also, should this suggestion be merged with Option to adjust the 'watched' threshold ? They seem to be the same suggestion on the same subject.
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Good catch! Thanks and done. 
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I’m here with exact opposite problem. I’m watching my videos in short intervals when I have free time and if I even go to Home Screen, even not closing Infuse, it’s closing video and marking it as watched if it was left on 95%+ progress or so. And every time I open player I wander if I really watched last video to the end or it’s just marked as such. Make it configurable, I’m asking in requests for six years.
Please add an option in settings to set the watch percentage manually. In direct mode Infuse seems to be overriding Jellyfin’s server setting. So even though I told Jellyfin to only mark the video as watched when it is actually fully watched, Infuse marks it as watched early.
This is not usually a problem with standard TV and Movies, but I have a library of 8-10 hour long videos of gaming content that I like to watch in the background. Using the standard 90-95% watch threshold on these videos is not ideal because I can lose a huge chunk of the video if I pause early.
Ideally it would be amazing to set the watch percent per folder of content, but I’ll take a system wide setting honestly.
Thanks!
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Please, add this option.
It’s one variable and one ui toggle.
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Any update on this?
Still no option?
I stopped using Infuse due to the lack of this feature. It’s simply too frustrating not being able to trust that I will be able to continue watching a video from where I left off, regardless of where I paused it. It’s astounding that this very basic request has been open for this long without any recognition from the developers.
I watch a lot of long-form podcasts and I can’t even count the number of times Infuse has marked a video as watched when there were 10–15 minutes left. And then I have to find the video again, try to find where I was, and then watch it to the end and hopefully not need to pause it because then I’ll have to do it all again. A lot of the times I don’t even know that this has happened because the video will of course silently be removed from my current watchlist.
I’m using just pure Jellyfin now because it supports setting the watched threshold. I have it set to 100, meaning I have to watch 100% of a video before it is marked as watched. What a wild concept – a video is marked as watched after you watched it.
I’m now at peace.
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I know what you mean. I’d like to hear from the development team afterwards about this.
While I just paid for Infuse Pro for the first time because I love the beautiful aesthetic finishes of the app in the spirit of Apple’s, I’m also just as interested in the ergonomic functionality.
I hope my frustration doesn’t grow faster than the app’s updates…
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It’s really bad that we don’t have an answer to this ultra simple fix after SEVEN years. Is this a joke?
Talk about not caring about their user’s needs.
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I completely agree with this. It would be nice if I could configure such a grace period in settings, as I close the episode when the credits start usually and then have to manually mark the episode as watched.
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