Author Topic: XMPlay Last.fm/Audioscrobbler plugin (xmp-scrobbler) (Read 789421 times)

yagood · « **Reply #150 on:** 17 Jun '06 - 10:48 »

Version 0.4b is available. Please attach log file to problem reports.

PollieXmas · « **Reply #151 on:** 18 Jun '06 - 02:04 »

Hi Yagood

Version 0.4b seems to have done the trick.

I can now submit from work and home and it no longer makes my FF and TB crash.

Well done and thanks again.

Cheers
Paul

yagood · « **Reply #152 on:** 18 Jun '06 - 08:58 »

Quote from: PollieXmas on 18 Jun '06 - 02:04

Version 0.4b seems to have done the trick.

I can now submit from work and home and it no longer makes my FF and TB crash.

Well done and thanks again.

Good to know, thanks!

nemo · « **Reply #153 on:** 18 Jun '06 - 15:57 »

have you thought about adding a button to the scrobbler options to either clear or delete the cache file? It would be useful to me because it seems like I have to periodically delete the cache file for submissions to work.

yagood · « **Reply #154 on:** 18 Jun '06 - 16:18 »

Quote from: nemo on 18 Jun '06 - 15:57

have you thought about adding a button to the scrobbler options to either clear or delete the cache file? It would be useful to me because it seems like I have to periodically delete the cache file for submissions to work.

I would rather spend time on fixing this cache bug than adding such button

This will be my priority now, because it is indeed very annoying...

Rah'Dick · « **Reply #155 on:** 21 Jun '06 - 16:31 »

I've put version 0.4b up on the support site.

I know this is a bit off-topic but I just saw a comment on the Support site that was a bit like a phishing try. Have a look here, it's the long comment on the bottom.

Buda · « **Reply #156 on:** 25 Jun '06 - 02:12 »

Well.. i have found a bug in the last version of the plugin. I heard about 10 or 13 complete songs, but when i go into last.fm it says that only i have played the songs for an average between 40-50 seconds.

Thanks.

If you want i upload the log here: http://jairmoreno.googlepages.com/Log.txt

Thanks

yagood · « **Reply #157 on:** 25 Jun '06 - 09:14 »

Quote from: Buda on 25 Jun '06 - 02:12

Well.. i have found a bug in the last version of the plugin. I heard about 10 or 13 complete songs, but when i go into last.fm it says that only i have played the songs for an average between 40-50 seconds.

I'm not sure that I understand. Your log looks fine, all songs between 16:43 and 20:10 were submitted successfully. Maybe there's some bug, but I don't know what exactly do you mean by "played the songs for an average between 40-50 seconds" - could you be more specific? Also note that sometimes there's a delay before tracks appear on your profile page after being submitted - that's Last.fm issue. You could try observing "tracks played" counter on your profile page, but that's not too reliable either recently. Please write more about problem.

Dotpitch · « **Reply #158 on:** 27 Jun '06 - 23:04 »

When using wav-writer or another encoder, xmp-scrobbler obviously sends the info to Last.fm. Is there any way to avoid this behavoir? (And I mean other than manually removing the plugin from the DSP-section

). Or is there no way for the plugin to determine the output-device? In the latter case, perhaps a request to Ian

?

BTW, thanks for developing this plugin! It's working very good over here

.

yagood · « **Reply #159 on:** 27 Jun '06 - 23:39 »

Quote from: Dotpitch on 27 Jun '06 - 23:04

When using wav-writer or another encoder, xmp-scrobbler obviously sends the info to Last.fm. Is there any way to avoid this behavoir? (And I mean other than manually removing the plugin from the DSP-section ). Or is there no way for the plugin to determine the output-device? In the latter case, perhaps a request to Ian ?

Hm, I don't see a simple way of determining output device in xmp-scrobbler. But instead of removing the plugin, you can just disable it - it'll prevent any data from being sent to Last.fm.

Quote from: Dotpitch on 27 Jun '06 - 23:04

BTW, thanks for developing this plugin! It's working very good over here .

Thanks. More updates to come - I've already finished cache manager module, which will hopefully fix any issues with cached submissions, I'm now testing it, so far works OK and it'll be included in 0.5. Next thing on to-do list is "include/exclude directories" feature. Xmp-scrobbler is a simple piece of software, it has a simple task to accomplish, but if anyone would want to see any more features - I'm opened to suggestions.

Aux · « **Reply #160 on:** 28 Jun '06 - 12:22 »

When do You plan to open source? Approx. at which version?

raina · « **Reply #161 on:** 28 Jun '06 - 12:56 »

Hehe. When did open source become the natural development for every soft project?

yagood · « **Reply #162 on:** 28 Jun '06 - 13:11 »

Quote from: Aux on 28 Jun '06 - 12:22

When do You plan to open source? Approx. at which version?

I've cleaned up code so that it can go public now without major embarrassment - version 0.5 will be released with the source code. Thanks for asking.

Quote from: raina on 28 Jun '06 - 12:56

Hehe. When did open source become the natural development for every soft project?

Sharing the source code has been already requested before, but I did not give any specific time frame then, so that's why the question was asked I guess.

Ian @ un4seen · « **Reply #163 on:** 28 Jun '06 - 15:10 »

Quote from: Dotpitch on 27 Jun '06 - 23:04

When using wav-writer or another encoder, xmp-scrobbler obviously sends the info to Last.fm. Is there any way to avoid this behavoir? (And I mean other than manually removing the plugin from the DSP-section ). Or is there no way for the plugin to determine the output-device? In the latter case, perhaps a request to Ian ?

There isn't any way for the plugin to know exactly where the output is going, but I guess one could detect the fact that it's not normal playback by the fact that the data is arriving more quickly than it normally would

CocoPops · « **Reply #164 on:** 28 Jun '06 - 15:45 »

Yo yo yo

Just started using this plugin, works great for my mp3s, but for wma files it seems to be sending the album name as the title and nothing for the album (I have all the tags filled out)

I know that Ian updated xmplay so that the wma tags were properly showing in the libraray, but that doesn't seem to have filtered down to audioscrobbler for whatever reason. Guessing that xmplay doesn't update the plugin properties or audioscrobbler cheks a different field or something

Cheers for the good work

CocoPops

yagood · « **Reply #165 on:** 28 Jun '06 - 15:49 »

Quote from: CocoPops on 28 Jun '06 - 15:45

Yo yo yo

Yo!

Quote from: CocoPops on 28 Jun '06 - 15:45

Just started using this plugin, works great for my mp3s, but for wma files it seems to be sending the album name as the title and nothing for the album (I have all the tags filled out)

I know that Ian updated xmplay so that the wma tags were properly showing in the libraray, but that doesn't seem to have filtered down to audioscrobbler for whatever reason. Guessing that xmplay doesn't update the plugin properties or audioscrobbler cheks a different field or something

Aaah, that's just my short memory, I forgot to include it in 0.4. I'll fix WMA tags stuff and include it in 0.5. Thanks for reminding and sorry for inconvenience.

CocoPops · « **Reply #166 on:** 28 Jun '06 - 15:55 »

Quote from: yagood on 28 Jun '06 - 15:49

Quote from: CocoPops on 28 Jun '06 - 15:45

I know that Ian updated xmplay so that the wma tags were properly showing in the libraray, but that doesn't seem to have filtered down to audioscrobbler for whatever reason. Guessing that xmplay doesn't update the plugin properties or audioscrobbler cheks a different field or something

Aaah, that's just my short memory, I forgot to include it in 0.4. I'll fix WMA tags stuff and include it in 0.5. Thanks for reminding and sorry for inconvenience.

No inconvenience and definitely no need to apologise, keep up the work my good man

JorgeDRL · « **Reply #167 on:** 28 Jun '06 - 23:11 »

i follow all the steps of instalation but in my profile of last.fm it doesn't appeared any music

raina · « **Reply #168 on:** 29 Jun '06 - 01:51 »

Have you ticked the "enable" box in the plugin config? Also, what do the last 20 or so lines say in your log file. You can view the log file from the plugin config dialog.

yagood · « **Reply #169 on:** 29 Jun '06 - 02:11 »

Quote from: JorgeDRL on 28 Jun '06 - 23:11

i follow all the steps of instalation but in my profile of last.fm it doesn't appeared any music

Please follow raina's instructions - contents of your log file would be helpful, I'm sure we can help you with getting healthy Last.fm profile!

Aux · « **Reply #170 on:** 29 Jun '06 - 11:29 »

Quote from: raina on 28 Jun '06 - 12:56

Hehe. When did open source become the natural development for every soft project?

My opinion that products SHOULD NOT be open sourced (it is lame in fact), but libraries and technologies MUST BE. It always was that way and should remain the same forever. Or we still lived in before-stone-age (: I see plugin as a library, because it extends functions of XMPlay and it is not self-complete product. Another example is firefox. I'm absolutely not interested in its source. But I've modified Gecko a bit for my needs when I used it for my project.

yagood · « **Reply #171 on:** 1 Jul '06 - 01:58 »

Version 0.5 (with source code) is in town, news update as always in the first post of this thread.

CocoPops · « **Reply #172 on:** 1 Jul '06 - 12:12 »

Super work, thanks for the update

Coco

Rah'Dick · « **Reply #173 on:** 1 Jul '06 - 15:50 »

Notice: It's up on the Support Site. (Who else thinks it would be useful to have an option NOT to include signatures for posts like this? I always feel like I'm occupying more space than needed.)

yagood · « **Reply #174 on:** 1 Jul '06 - 16:18 »

Quote from: Rah'Dick on 1 Jul '06 - 15:50

Notice: It's up on the Support Site.

Thanks.

Quote from: Rah'Dick on 1 Jul '06 - 15:50

(Who else thinks it would be useful to have an option NOT to include signatures for posts like this? I always feel like I'm occupying more space than needed.)

It's fine, we have plenty of space here