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ketil
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2010-06-09
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#101
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Originally Posted by felipec
I'm using maemo-scrobbler and love it! So, thanks!
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2010-06-13
, 17:37
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#102
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Originally Posted by ivnvir
I don't understand what's the problem if you listen to music a lot?
I'm using it.
I would like to have a disable option, since I listen to my music a lot, and I'm not at last.fm
Also, it would be cool to reset it. It seems that you change username/pass and it doesn't restart!
And the process doesn't need to restart: you change your username/password, and internally there will be a reconnection; the song queue wouldn't be lost though.
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2010-06-13
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#103
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Originally Posted by felipec
Although I didn't ask the question, I'd like to disable scrobbling for periods, when I listen to stuff that I don't need/want to be scrobbled, like downloaded talk radio.
I don't understand what's the problem if you listen to music a lot?
And the process doesn't need to restart: you change your username/password, and internally there will be a reconnection; the song queue wouldn't be lost though.
- Ketil
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2010-06-13
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#104
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how do you use maemo-scrobbler? I installed it but can't find it anywhere on my phone
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2010-06-13
, 19:16
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#105
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Originally Posted by scomic55
Check settings
how do you use maemo-scrobbler? I installed it but can't find it anywhere on my phone
What repo is it in anyway?
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2010-06-13
, 19:25
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#106
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Originally Posted by nosa101
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Check settings
What repo is it in anyway?
Maemo-scrobbler runs in the background, you just need to fill in your username/password in settings
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2010-06-13
, 19:28
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#107
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edit:
Ok, its running in the background. Do I need to do anything to make it work with Vagalume?
Last edited by scomic55; 2010-06-13 at 19:30.
Ok, its running in the background. Do I need to do anything to make it work with Vagalume?
Last edited by scomic55; 2010-06-13 at 19:30.
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2010-06-13
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#108
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Originally Posted by scomic55
Play some songs in the media player.
Thanks nosa. After I enter my user name and password, what do I do next? Nothing seems to happen
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2010-06-13
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#109
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sorry, I cant keep up with the replies! Thanks, I'll do that
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2010-06-14
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#110
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Originally Posted by ketil
Yes, I would also like that. One option is to configure only one folder to contain the music to scrobble. Another option is to have a "disable"/"enable" button... but that of course would need a UI first.
Although I didn't ask the question, I'd like to disable scrobbling for periods, when I listen to stuff that I don't need/want to be scrobbled, like downloaded talk radio.
My current plan is to have a widget on the desktop where you can "love" tracks, then it should be easy to add a checkmark to enable/disable song queuing.
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