On Tue, 2005-09-06 at 20:32 -0700, Alex Revo wrote: > I actually worked on this a couple months ago. > > The code works (as far as I remember), but it's a quick and dirty > hack. Maybe someone will find it useful as a starting off point. > > Unfortunately I don't have access to my Linux machine at the moment, > but here's an old arch branch with integrated Audioscrobbler/last.fm > support: > > tla register-archive http://members.cox.net/alexrevo/arch > tla get xiphoidappendix gmail com--2005/rhythmbox--main--0.9 > > Requires libcurl. > Run ./autogen.sh --enable-audioscrobbler > Set username and password in preferences dialog It works perfectly for me, I've put up a patch[0] and tarball[1] which are against cvs. I've done a bit of trivial cleanup, like moving some implementation details from the header file to the C file, and re-ordering some of the C file. Some things that are probably worth doing: * moving the preferences checkbox above the entry field * use the same md5 code that DAAP does * make it use gnome-vfs, rather than standard C file handling * not spew heaps of stuff onto standard output > A couple other ideas v. last.fm: integration into playlists ("my > recommendations", "most popular songs by $artist", weekly charts...), > last.fm radio client, etc. I've only had a quick look at these on the webpages, but they look interesting. Hopefully someone can think up some good ways to fit this into Rhythmbox. Cheers, James "Doc" Livingston [0] http://www.ids.org.au/~jrl/rhythmbox/rb-scrobbler.patch [1] http://www.ids.org.au/~jrl/rhythmbox/rb-scrobbler.tar.bz2 -- "Hmmm... Perhaps Magic just consists of hacking the prayer firewall. How many Hail Marys do we need for a buffer overflow attack?" -- Bob Dowling
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