XML song History list online...

[Barry Barcrest]

The up and coming release of freebox can now upload an XML file to the web for you of your song history. Screaming made the parser for it, you can check it out here....

http://www.freeboxjukebox.com/history.artistelement.php

[richms]

Any chance of last.fm integration?

[unclet]

Link is dead for me ...... from work.

[Barry Barcrest]

I changed it to here...

http://www.freeboxjukebox.com/freejukebox/index.php sorry about the confusion.

As for last FM i am not sure how that all works to be honest.

[Space Fractal]

... and remember to change your signature as well, since you changed the link.....

[richms]

I changed it to here...

http://www.freeboxjukebox.com/freejukebox/index.php sorry about the confusion.

As for last FM i am not sure how that all works to be honest.

For last.fm you just query their server with things that you play, and it will add it to your recent play things, they have the ability to put the listing into images for signatures etc, like this here.

If you can get it working either with their application, or else as a plugin to submit to the site it would be great rather then it just maintaining its own recently played list.

[Space Fractal]

Info about how to add:
http://www.audioscrobbler.net/development/protocol/

Seen its easy to add when few things is worked out with BlitzMax (Md5 and timestamp things). I may add it after the webserver part is done....

[Barry Barcrest]

I changed it to here...

http://www.freeboxjukebox.com/freejukebox/index.php sorry about the confusion.

As for last FM i am not sure how that all works to be honest.

For last.fm you just query their server with things that you play, and it will add it to your recent play things, they have the ability to put the listing into images for signatures etc, like this here.

If you can get it working either with their application, or else as a plugin to submit to the site it would be great rather then it just maintaining its own recently played list.

The reson i do it internally in my own software is more for operators to see what songs are being played remotely. Everything else is just a bonus.

[kizer]

I like it because I can check the image on my cell phone and know if my wife is blasting that nasty country music in the house or not before I enter.