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Audioscrobbler will send the name of every song you play on your computer to Last.fm. This effortlessly populates your profile to play radio you like and make personalized recommendations.
 
Audioscrobbler will send the name of every song you play on your computer to Last.fm. This effortlessly populates your profile to play radio you like and make personalized recommendations.
 
==Features==
 
==Features==
- It works independent of the Last.fm client application.
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* It works independent of the Last.fm client application.
- It sends now playing notifications to your Last.fm profile.
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* It sends now playing notifications to your Last.fm profile.
- Optionally, it can import played tracks from your iPod via the foo_dop component.
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* Optionally, it can import played tracks from your iPod via the foo_dop component.
 
==External links==
 
==External links==
 
* [https://www.mp3tag.de/en/fb2k.html Information page]
 
* [https://www.mp3tag.de/en/fb2k.html Information page]

Revision as of 06:50, 2 October 2022

Audioscrobbler

foo_audioscrobbler
Developer(s) Florian Heidenreich
Repository
Release information
Initial release May 1, 2009
Stable release 1.5.0 (September 6, 2022)
Preview release
foobar2000 compatibility
Architecture {{{foobar2000_architecture}}}
Minimum version TBC
Maximum version
UI module(s) N/A
Additional information
Use
License
Discussion thread {{{discussion_thread}}}
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Description

Audioscrobbler will send the name of every song you play on your computer to Last.fm. This effortlessly populates your profile to play radio you like and make personalized recommendations.

Features

  • It works independent of the Last.fm client application.
  • It sends now playing notifications to your Last.fm profile.
  • Optionally, it can import played tracks from your iPod via the foo_dop component.

External links