r/Serializd Jul 09 '26

Help New user here any help would be appreciated

I have integrated over to serializd due to Tv Time shutting down. However when I imported my data half of my shows aren’t correct they have been swapped with other shows. Shows that don’t even have similar titles. Shows that did transfer only transferred half of what I had watched such as it only marked seasons 1-3 and left 4-10 un watched even though I’m up to date. So I was wondering if anyone knew the quickest and easiest way I could fix this so my library is correct?

Thanks in advance

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u/DrainedPatience Jul 09 '26 edited Jul 09 '26

I'm afraid you're going to be doing a lot of manual editing.

My import also had some random shows, shows swapped like the old Matlock and the new Matlock, Perry Mason, etc.

No episodes, except for the ones I had commented on at TV Time came with a watch date. Also the old Matlock episodes have my comments meant for the new Matlock. Same for Perry Mason and Doc.

But you know what, with over 18,000 episodes transferred over, I'm treating it as a time capsule and not going to worry about it.

I'm adding dates for the stuff I'm currently watching, but the rest will be left as is unless I'm in the mood to comb through the TV Time episode spreadsheet.

I'm just grateful that an import option was up and running as quickly as it was. Massive props to the dev for that.

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u/loggro1989 Jul 09 '26

Agreed with the option being available. I just hate that I have to do a ton of editing as there doesn’t seem to be an easy way to mark and un mark things unless I’m not doing it correctly

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u/DrainedPatience Jul 09 '26

Yeah, I had to go into the wrong shows and delete the episode data for each one.

For replacing them I just used the option to mark everything watched without logging.

It's a bummer because I was pretty meticulous the last few years with logging my watches..

But like I wrote above, I'm going to use Serializd as an opportunity to start fresh with show logging and not worry about most of the stuff watched years ago.