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Hi everyone. I don't speak English, but i try...
I wonder why amarok don't scrobbling my podcast in last.fm? I use KDE 4.3.2 and Amarok 2.2.0 Any suggestion? |
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Well, since scrobbling is thought for individual music tracks you like, scrobbling a podcast (which is most of the time not music) wouldn't make much sense.
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mmmmmmmmm, i disagree. But it's only mi opinion. I want scrobbling all the music i listen. In my particular case, i listen only music. And i believe that is responsibility of user decide if want or not scrobbler the podcast.
And in the other hand, if a user, want use scrobbling to send a audio book, i wonder, why this decision is bad?? |
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well, it always depends where you are scrobbling to, and last.fm is definitely not a good place for podcasts.
If you say you want to scrobble all the music you are listening to: does the "podcast" you are talking about provide individual track information? Then I would rather call this a stream, and scrobbling works quite fine with streams, provided the stream comes with valid metadata But of course you are welcome to provide a patch and a valid use case for podcasts to the mailing list: amarok@kde.org
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well, you are right. The podcast i listen don't provide metadata... only the title, whit the information in the same title.
well, my knowledge of programming isn't sufficient. at lease, not yet. and now i remember.... if a music file, don't provide the information of track, this track is not scrobbling. mmmm, so bad... thank you for answer me. |
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