lrossouw;584264 Wrote:
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> I've also played arround with measuring the similarity of two tracks
> using tag data, though not part of the script this could be very useful
> for a musicip replacement.
>
Can you give us some more details about this, sounds interesting.
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hajnes;581487 Wrote:
> Well, quite a time since the last post in this thread...
>
> Have you made any progress with your script??
>
> Would realy be nice to update Trackstat with the information from
> Last.fm
My script is running more or less but something has recently changed
resulting in pr
Well, quite a time since the last post in this thread...
Have you made any progress with your script??
Would realy be nice to update Trackstat with the information from
Last.fm
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Managed the utf8. I hadn't set the connection with MySQL to utf8 mode.
This simplifies things a lot. Only needed decode statements in one or
two places. And seems to be working.
So now did a full scan of last.fm global play count data for my
library. Also imported my last.fm history. Now jus
craigim;451736 Wrote:
> I am not a programmer
Neither am I :D
Will get something done over the weekend. But it won't be a plugin.
It will be a separate script that you need to run outside of
SqueezeCentre. Something like the flac2mp3 script if you've used that.
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> Will do, if there is interest. No point otherwise.
I actually came to the forum today to see if there was a plugin to do
this very thing. I am not a programmer, so I can offer no advice
whatsoever, but if it ever becomes a working plugin, I would use it
every day and would be happy to test out
lrossouw;451556 Wrote:
> Oops no :) I'm using SQL as my script is not written as a plugin.
> Everything is done with SQL statements and get statements to fetch xml
> from the Last.fm website.
>
> Is there a place I can look at the source for your plugins to learn a
> few lessons on this? I
erland;451530 Wrote:
> I'm guessing you read the artist name from a Slim::Schema::* object and
> not directly using SQL ?
Oops no :) I'm using SQL as my script is not written as a plugin.
Everything is done with SQL statements and get statements to fetch xml
from the Last.fm website.
erland;4
lrossouw;451522 Wrote:
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> Will have a look to see what the scrobbler does when it submits tracks.
> If I can find it...
>
It's in Slim/Plugin/AudioScrobbler/Plugin.pm and it seems to do the
same thing as far as I can see.
I'm guessing you read the artist name from a Slim::Schema::* object and
Thanks for your comprehensive reply.
erland;451388 Wrote:
> You can probably expect a database change between 7.4 and 8.0 as 7.4
> will be based on MySQL while 8.0 is planned to be based on SQLite.
>
I read about this and not sure how I will handle this as yet.
erland;451388 Wrote:
> If it's
lrossouw;451114 Wrote:
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> 1) The tables I create seem to survive rescans. Do they survive
> squeezecentre upgrades? Only needed to keep the weekly history of
> (c)-(e).
>
There are no guarantees.
Mine has survived all upgrades beside the upgrades where the database
engine changed (6.3(SQLit
Hi
I'm writing a perl script which would import the last.fm counts to
Erland's Trackstats plugin's tables. It would compare weekly playcounts
and increase the Trackstats counts based on this. This should allow for
a way to get plays form any Last.fm compatible player into the
trackstats. I.e. i
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