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foo_audioscrobbler 1.4.7

Reply #800
Hi everybody!

I keep getting the message -

Audioscrobbler: Still awaiting handshake. Cache contains N tracks
DNS error (11001)
Audioscrobbler: DNS error : could not resolve "post.audioscrobbler.com"
Audioscrobbler: Waiting N seconds to retry

What is very important, I get this only at my DESKTOP PC, but at the same time my NOTEBOOK works fine (versions of foobar and plugin are the same).
Both of computers connected through the router d-link. Solutions always are different. Sometimes - reboot of modem helps, sometimes - start of "second" copy of foobar helps.
The problem appeared 2-3 months ago. I've never got it at my notebook, ISP the same. Thanks!

foo_audioscrobbler 1.4.7

Reply #801
That sounds like DNS issues with your desktop. You'll probably want to troubleshoot your networking settings.

foo_audioscrobbler 1.4.7

Reply #802
Thanks a lot, looks like the problem appeared after my experiments with firewall, i hope i will find the truth!
And one more question - what does field remappings do? Cause all I could guess (but never tried that =) ) it is the case when broadcasting tags of artist and album are absent, but TITLE tag is kind of - ARTIST~TITLE~ALBUM~YEAR, and using the field remappings I can send right and separated information to my lastfm profile?

foo_audioscrobbler 1.4.7

Reply #803
Just checking - you've installed foo_dop, connected your iPod and did a "Synchronise" or "Rewrite database" with it? Because one of the latter two is required for foo_dop to transfer the playback info from the iPod to foobar2000...
Is there no way foo_audioscrobbler could just do it?  I don't sync with a playlist, and rewriting the database seems a little overkill just to scrobble the tracks.  How about a submenu item under the iPod menu, if that's doable?  Or, any other suggestions?
I'm on a horse.

foo_audioscrobbler 1.4.7

Reply #804
Hello!

I need an elder version of audioscrobbler what works with foobar 0.9.5.6. thank you

foo_audioscrobbler 1.4.7

Reply #805
Is there anyway this can work with foo_upnp so that any tracks played by my Xbox 360 can be scrobbled?

I wasn't too sure who to ask, thought I'd start here first

Thanks

foo_audioscrobbler 1.4.7

Reply #806
Is there anyway this can work with foo_upnp so that any tracks played by my Xbox 360 can be scrobbled?

I wasn't too sure who to ask, thought I'd start here first

Thanks



It would be possible if foo_audioscrobbler offered a service API for other plugins to use, to submit tracks.

foo_audioscrobbler 1.4.7

Reply #807
Just checking - you've installed foo_dop, connected your iPod and did a "Synchronise" or "Rewrite database" with it? Because one of the latter two is required for foo_dop to transfer the playback info from the iPod to foobar2000...
Is there no way foo_audioscrobbler could just do it?  I don't sync with a playlist, and rewriting the database seems a little overkill just to scrobble the tracks.  How about a submenu item under the iPod menu, if that's doable?  Or, any other suggestions?

I'm having this problem as well. I'm also trying to find a way for foo_dop to automatically transfer the data to foo_audioscrobbler when I connect my ipod to the computer.

foo_audioscrobbler 1.4.7

Reply #808
feature request:

a button or checkbox to enable or disable submission from the main foobar user interface.

reason:

i listen to ambient music while i'm sleeping, but primarily i'm a bit more into other genres.
but since foobar is continuously playing while i sleep, my playback stats for ambient stuff on last.fm FAR exceed my playback stats for the genres i listen to while awake =)

of course if theres an easy way to toggle this w/o going into the preferences page, i'd love to hear about it.

foo_audioscrobbler 1.4.7

Reply #809
Oops. Caffeine deficiency.

You could make a button with foo_runcmd that'll take you to the Audioscrobbler preference page, then untick Enable Aucioscrobler. Not what you want, but maybe a little faster.

 

foo_audioscrobbler 1.4.7

Reply #811
w/o going into the preferences page

I can second this. Would be really handy to have a menu entry enable and a second one disable scrobbling to build a button around this.


I'm not as up on tricks like the foo_run_cmd trick suggested above, and no doubt a menu entry to toggle this would be a lot closer to what I was asking for than having to go into the preferences page each time.
But, what I was really hoping for was a single GUI "button" to toggle the status of scrobbling or not, either as a standalone GUI element, or as part of - say - the main playback toolbar.
But I am open to pretty much any solution thats at least halfway elegant.

foo_audioscrobbler 1.4.7

Reply #812
What about using foo_scheduler to make a button that stops playback of foobar after say 60 minutes? While you're asleep you probably don't really need it playing.

Or even a bit of jscript and foo_run:
Code: [Select]
function ShellExJ(filename){
var oShell;
oShell = new ActiveXObject("wscript.shell");
oShell.exec(filename);
oShell = null;
}

function waitMin(time){
var second = 1000;
var minute = 60 * second;
var timeoutTime = time * minute;

WScript.Sleep(timeoutTime);
}

function go(){
//ShellExJ("shutdown -s -t 3660"); //3600 seconds = 60min
waitMin(60);
ShellExJ("\"C:\\Program Files (x86)\\foobar2000\\foobar2000.exe\" /exit");
}

go();

foo_audioscrobbler 1.4.7

Reply #813
im having a few problems. i checked the server status and they seem to be up. i know it says that can be an inaccurate indicator but here are the issues: sometimes the songs being played aren't updated at all. other times the new songs replaces the most recent song on the list. thats actually the more common occurrence. it was fine up until an hour or two ago when i messed around w/ other plugins and eventually had to reinstall. coincidence? randomly occurring bug? I didn't see a faq so sorry if this is old news

EDIT: Is the console supposed to show audioscrobble posting the track as soon as it starts playing? occasionally it will say submitting, successful after a track is done playing, never when it starts and sometimes never at all even when the track is posted to last fm

foo_audioscrobbler 1.4.7

Reply #814
^^ the track is scrobbleded only after it was played. And tracks that are not played in one go (time was skipped e.g.) are not scrobbled afaik.

foo_audioscrobbler 1.4.7

Reply #815
thats weird. after i complained it started behaving like before: i can play a song briefly and it will scrobble, switch to another song, it will scrobble. now the behavior is per my complaint. it scrobbles as soon as i play but then its replaced by the next song. ok so unless someone says otherwise my orthodox will be it only scrobbles if i finish 100%. thats disappointing cuz it works the way i like on and off and its hard for me to listen to a song all the way usually. ok thanks

EDIT: wow im pretty slow. i get the behavior. the current track is replaced because the app's behavior is that its replacing the 'now listening' song on top of the stack. i gotcha. that paradigm makes sense but i liked the old behavior cuz ill click a new song as the old song finishes but i guess this behavior makes sense too.

EDIT #2: is there any way to edit the code so that it writes the name of the track to the console when it scrobbles. because the order of foobar and the app gets mixed up. sorry for the a.d.d.

foo_audioscrobbler 1.4.7

Reply #816
In Amarok there is a small heart shaped button that allows you to mark a track as loved and I find this to be very useful in shaping your last.fm profile (in a very easy way, of course).
I was wondering if the same functionality could be implemented in this nice plugin, or maybe be made available in another way. Even a menu item would be enough (not a button) as it will allow a key shortcut to be made which would be best.
Thank you!


foo_audioscrobbler 1.4.7

Reply #818
i just started using this. seems that the tracks scrobble at halfway through. is there a way to change this so that the full track has to be played before it is scrobbled?

foo_audioscrobbler 1.4.7

Reply #819
Dear, the new one doesn't work with the foobar2000 0.9.6.X any more. Would u pls give me a old version download link for this plug? Many thx.

foo_audioscrobbler 1.4.7

Reply #820
Dear, the new one doesn't work with the foobar2000 0.9.6.X any more. Would u pls give me a old version download link for this plug? Many thx.

Why don't you just use the latest version of foobar?


foo_audioscrobbler 1.4.7

Reply #822
Please add a feature to be able to multiscobble to librefm and lastfm at the same time, I would be very happy. As of now one has to use two renamed copies of the old version that still had proxy support built into plugin for multiscrobbling to work. Not perfect and I am worried if tracked will cache on both instances independently.

foo_audioscrobbler 1.4.7

Reply #823
When does the plugin scrobble a played track? In the official Last.fm client is it possible to set that the track is scrobbled when 50% - 100% are played.

foo_audioscrobbler 1.4.7

Reply #824
In Amarok there is a small heart shaped button that allows you to mark a track as loved and I find this to be very useful in shaping your last.fm profile (in a very easy way, of course).
I was wondering if the same functionality could be implemented in this nice plugin, or maybe be made available in another way. Even a menu item would be enough (not a button) as it will allow a key shortcut to be made which would be best.
Thank you!


I'd like this too in this component without foo_softplaylists. Much easier in just a single one.