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audiotron to audioscrobbler: atronscrobbler
Think of it as an Audioscrobbler “plugin” for your Audiotron.
Update: audioscrobbler is now on github
If you don’t know about www.audioscrobbler.com, please check it out. Audioscrobbler is a site that can help you find new music through a community web site which displays participants music preferences which are automatically collected by plugins in your favorite audio player.
Audiotrons were one of the first network aware digital music players and have a devoted user base.
Now audiotron users can report their music playing activities to audioscrobbler.
Atronscrobbler is a perl script that runs on a nearby machine, polls an audiotron for play activity, and reports that play activity to the audioscrobbler servers.
To use atronscrobbler, simply save the archive to your system, gunzip and untar it, create a config file, and run it. There are a few more details in the README.
If you do not have perl installed, fear not. Perl runs on most everything under the sun. Installing and configuring perl for this application is quite doable on windows systems.
Get It
Atronscrobbler is now hosted on github
Install It
But I’ve Never Used Perl on My Windows System!
Please check out my step by step instructions.
Enjoy!
Bugs
- 5-apr-05 atronscrobbler exits if it can’t find its audiotron. Unfortunately, this is all too often. I’ll change it to just report that it can’t find the audiotron and check back later.
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