[mb-users] taggerscript / last.fm
Crazee_Canuck
ed.shornock at gmail.com
Thu Jun 26 12:48:37 UTC 2008
On 2008-06-26 15:17, Adam Golding wrote:
>
> 2008/6/19 Ali, Mustaqil M <muz at last.fm <mailto:muz at last.fm>>:
>
> At minimum, all we need are correct artist and track title tags in
> order for someone to scrobble.
>
> If you have MBIDs assigned to your track, we can rely solely on
> those to figure out what the track played, however there are things
> to be wary;
>
> 1) The plugin you use needs to submit the MBID. Although this is
> described in the scrobbling protocol, it is an optional parameter
> and not all plugins adhere to it. I think that the latest official
> client on Windows and all of its plugins do submit MBIDs, but a
> large number of third party scribblers don't.
>
> 2) Our MBID -> track name lookups rely on us having a copy of that
> MBID from when we last imported a copy of the MB database. Our data
> imports are not automated at the moment, and I can't vouch for when
> the last one was done. If we don't have the relevant MBIDs in our
> database, we default to reading your artist and track title at
> minimum, as a minimum to scrobble.
>
> 3) If our MBID -> Track name link is out of date in light of changes
> on the MB site, they may not have been imported for the same above
> reason, meaning that you may then get a wrongly assigned track name
> due to the MBID.
>
> -- Muz
>
>
>
>
> I seem to get contradictiig information, from last.fm <http://last.fm>
> support, saying that MBID tags are not read by the official software,
> only mentioning last.fm <http://last.fm>'s own fingerprinting--quoted
> message below:
There's protocol information available at
<http://www.audioscrobbler.net/wiki/Protocol1.1> in case you haven't
seen it.
OT: Hopefully amarok supports MBID submission in the near future...
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