Time, weekday and month of your ratings
Usage highlights the hour, weekday and month when you most often recorded ratings. These data help reveal rating habits from dates Lobbix+ has.
Where to find it: Profile > Stats > Statistics > Usage
How to
- Find the highlighted hour, weekday and month.
- Compare these highlights with your rating habits.
- If you record accumulated ratings all at once, consider that habit when interpreting the result.
What these highlights show
- The most common hour, weekday and month come from rating dates. They describe when you rated, even if you watched at another time.
- The hour uses the records’ global reference time. It may differ from your device’s local time.
- The most common month combines records from that month across your history; it does not necessarily represent a single year.
- With few ratings, a new score can change the highlight. Results become more representative as your history grows.
Read Favorite time, Favorite day and Favorite month
- These labels highlight bands with the most recorded ratings. Favorite means most frequent in the data; you do not select a preferred time in a form.
- If you usually rate the day after watching, the highlight follows the rating. It does not prove when playback occurred.
- The result combines rating history. A Favorite month may represent records from that month across different years.
- With few records, fast highlight changes are expected. Use the numbers as a description of your recorded rating habit.
If the time does not seem like yours
- Check whether you are comparing rating time with watching time. Recording accumulated ratings shifts frequency to the recording moment.
- The reference time may differ from local time. A highlight near the day boundary may also change the shown weekday.
- After import, check dates used from the source. Dates lacking enough information do not prove your watching time.
- If there are very few ratings, log normally and check again after refreshing the profile. You do not need to change the device clock.
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