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Audio player which tries to make organizing and listening to music as simple and pretty as possible.

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Last.fm scrobbling #1058

Open mksethia opened 4 years ago

mksethia commented 4 years ago

I'm submitting a...


[ ] Regression 
[x] Bug report  
[ ] Feature request

I'm using these versions

Windows version: Windows 10 Pro: version 1809
Dopamine version: 2.0 (preview 6)

Reproduction steps

Step 1: Entered Last.fm details into the Dopamine player. The player confirms a sign-in. Last.fm also confirms that Dopamine is connected to the account. It also states the date last used is Wednesday 20 Nov 2019, 5:43pm, which is when I have last played a song on Dopamine.
Step 2: A song is played for its full duration
Step 3: The song does not appear in the Last.fm destination.

Observed behavior

Dopamine does not scrobble any songs that are played.

Desired behavior

Dopamine should scrobble every song that is played.

Log file

2019-11-20 17:58:39.591|Info|PlaybackService.TryPlayAsync|1142|Playing the file C:\Users\mkset\Music\Better songs\Rich The Kid - Plug Walk.m4a. EventMode=False, ExclusiveMode=False, LoopMode=None, Shuffle=True 2019-11-20 17:58:40.036|Info|LastfmScrobblingService.PlaybackService_PlaybackSuccess|111|Successfully updated Now Playing for track 'Rich the Kid - Plug Walk' 2019-11-20 18:01:38.380|Info|PlaybackService.PlaybackFinishedHandler|1252|Track finished: C:\Users\mkset\Music\Better songs\Rich The Kid - Plug Walk.m4a

digimezzo commented 4 years ago

@inspecc I've just tried scrobbling and sending love/unlove requests out with my last.fm account, and it works. Are the "Artist" and "Title" tags correctly set for your songs? Those 2 tags are required to be able to scrobble.