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[gloomyandy]

MediaPortal Version: 13718
MediaPortal Skin: Blue Two Wide
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Is there some problem with the Scrobble feature? I've been using it for some time with an earlier svn and have always been very pleased with it. But with that lastest svn I don't seem to be getting any new tracks added to my playlist. I'm also getting a bunch of warning errors in my log files:

2007-03-31 22:57:21.078125 [Warn.][MPMain]: Audioscrobbler plugin: g_Player.CurrentPosition equals 0! You might receive unexpected results

Not sure if this is a problem but I've not seen it before. I've attached a log file that is the result of playing a set of tracks that in the past would almost certainly have resulted in the scrobble stuff adding extra tracks but now I get nothing....

Andy

 

[rtv]

Will check what has been broken there

 

[ronilse]

Hi,
Works good now, thanks rtv. Test with revision 13742 & above.

Regards
Roy

 

[rtv]

Yup - thanks for testing; they've removed a value from their webservices which MP needed.

 

[gloomyandy]

Sounds good! Will down load that latest version and try it later... Thanks folks...

Andy

 

[gloomyandy]

Playing a nicely scrobbled play list now. Seems fixed to me! I am still getting the warning message about the current position being 0 though. Anyone know why or what it actually means?

 

[rtv]

I've added that for debugging purposes when adding scrobble support to iTunes.
You can safely ignore this in "normal" use.