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gtkpodscrobbler son una serie de scripts que integran iPodScrobbler con gtkpod, de forma que cada vez que enchufes el iPod al ordenador y sincronces datos con gtkpod, se envían las canciones que hayas escuchado desde la última sincronización a last.fm.
Más información aquí: README
La última versión está disponible aquí: gtkpodscrobbler-latest.tar.bz2
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[english]
gtkpodscrobbler is a set of scripts which bring iPodScrobbler and gtkpod together: when you plug your iPod into your computer and sync data using gtkpod, your latest listenings get sent to last.fm.
More info here: README
The latest release is available here: gtkpodscrobbler-latest.tar.bz2[/english]
I installed it according to the README, but it doesn’t seem to work. :( Nothing was scrobbled to Last.FM when I synced my iPod with gtkpod.
I haven’t tried this out yet, but is there a reason why you don’t just run the scrobbler.sync script from gtkpod.in, after the scrobbler.in script?
@Edward: In short: yes, you could just run scrobbler.sync from gtkpod.in. But I wanted to make it more modular.
I mean, besides running scrobbler.sync I wanted to make a backup of de DB, and wasn’t sure if on the future I would need to run more commands before the sync (merging the play count with the main DB). By doing all this on a separate script instead of directly on gtkpod.in the install process was cleaner, just add that one line to gtkpod.in, no need to mess with the gtkpod.in file on future releases as any possible change would be on scrobbler.in.
Anyway I never put much more work into this as it worked quite well for me until I moved to other software.
It worked just fine earlier but now it keeps saying “File ‘/iPod_Control/iTunes/Play Counts’ doesn’t exist” even though it’s there.
@Marko: I’m sorry but I haven’t used this software myself for years. No idea what could have happened to your install.