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Been using QT Scrobbler, which works really well - probably the smoothest scrobbling experience I've had...nohitter151 wrote: There are tools to sync iPods only, see
http://qtscrob.sourceforge.net/
or
http://www.lastpod.org/
Really?Big_Berny wrote:Wrong. Lastpod also supports multiple plays. That's why I prefer it over QTScrob I used before.
Are you sure?If you listen to the same track more than one time without syncing, it will only be submitted once (using the last play time as the timestamp). This is because the "Play Counts" file only keeps track of the last time the track was played.
. The information on the site needs to be updated.Cool! Thanks - I'll give it a try!Big_Berny wrote:Yep, I'm sure.
I use Lastpod already some years. I think it has been introduced in version r79 (before 0.
Are you sure you aren't using option 3? It sounds like you're experiencing common bugs found with the Native plugin.SteveDouglas wrote:Hi all, first time poster, long time MM user here!
I've just discovered the joys of scrobbling with Last FM, and have been wanting to use it in conjunction with Media Monkey. I tried Option 2 from the start of this thread. and it seems to be working ok, apart from a couple of glitches. Can anyone help me with a solution to these?
On the Last FM profile, it shows the tracks I've been playing ok, but the time counter is out, in fact back to front! The most recently played will show 'played 56 minutes ago', whilst the track played before that will show 'played 51 minutes ago', and so on. Any ideas?
The other problem seems to be the last track I play in a listening session. The Last FM profile doesn't seem to register it's stopped playing, ie. it's stopped playing, and MM has been shut down, but the Last FM profile still shows 'Listening now'.....?
I'm using Windows XP/Firefox, if that makes any difference?
Many Thanks in advance
Not really - the native scrobbler is a bit buggy. I can only really suggest using option 2 as it seems to be the most reliable option at the moment. Hopefully within a few weeks the new MediaMonkey beta will be released along with the updated scrobbler plugin.SteveDouglas wrote:Whoops, sorry, I am. My bad! Is there a solution to this?
That is last.fm auto DJ not last.fm scrobbler. This thread is about scrobbling tracks, not the autoDJ.Guest wrote:i think i got #2 working, but if i play 'Ministry', it queues up 'Yo La Tengo'... I wouldve expected something heavier, like NIN.
And it only pulls up songs i previously rated... Isn't think supposed to discover top rated songs based on last.fm recommendations?
