- May 30, 2011
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Hi guys,
are you able to getting automaticly artist info? I'm not getting anything! When I select www.last.fm by example, it's loading for a few seconds, and than nothing happend.. So, no Artist Art, and no aditional info like Born, Genre, Style, Years, etc..
Should this still use to work?
I don't get anything out of last.fm ... nothing. No artist info; no DVD info. I've had to do my entire collection manually by using the "Add as editable blank", including Artists.
Wish we could use a different scraper then last.fm.
Thanks, that makes sense..
Well, I finally was getting only one single artis image automaticly. (50 cent, just for testing )
The thing of a plugin like this is that everything should go automaticly.. I think there is nothing wrong with the last.fm scraper, but with the comunication between the plugin and the scraper.. All images are present on the website of last.fm, only the plugin can't find it..
Per my experience, that's not entirely accurate.
There is definitely some miscommunication between last.fm & the plugin; for example "Michael Jackson" does exist on last.fm with pictures and everything - but the plugin was not able to scrape the artist properly; only "Bio Content" was filling in - nothing else, including pictures. On the other hand, the artist "Madonna" scraped absolutely fine - pictures & all. I couldn't for the life of me understand why.
However, last.fm is definitely not the bible on music video information, as it should be. Out of 20 retail, officially released music video DVD's that I searched for on last.fm, only 2 actually came up. That's pretty bad. These are retail music video's that can easily be found on IMDB for example; complete with all information. Whether it's a longform music video or concerts officially released; there's a lot missing on last.fm.
At first I thought the plugin was failing to scrape everything; but after manually searching on last.fm, I started to realize they just didn't exist on last.fm.
An IMDB scraping option would definitely resolve this issue. The 18 DVD's that last.fm couldn't come up with are all on IMDB.