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#Pi music player lastfm scrobbler install
#Pi music player lastfm scrobbler archive
#Pi music player lastfm scrobbler zip
#Pi music player lastfm scrobbler windows

This is due to the way that the universal transcoder writes to the Plex log file.

If your Plex client supports the universal transcoder (see "Old and Universal transcoder ), tracks will be scrobbled at the start of play.

There is no harm in removing/recreating this as many times as needed. This stores your Last.FM authentication token.

If you're experiencing authentication issues (appearing in plex_scrobble.log), remove the ~/.config/plex-lastfm-scrobbler/session file.

On a POSIX system, wrap the script in the no-hangup utility. You may wish to leave the service running in the background. Once this is complete, please re-start the service, listen to audio via Plex and watch as your music is scrobbled. Visit the URL generated by plex-scrobble and follow the prompts to grant access to the application. On first run you will be prompted to authenticate and grant access to your Last.fm account. source ~/.virtualenvs/plex-lastfm-scrobber/bin/activate If you installed plex-lastfm-scrobble to a virtual environment, enable the virtual env. Mediaserver_log_location = /var/lib/plexmediaserver/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server/Logs/Plex Media Server.log You may wish to change this value to reference your OS install.

#Pi music player lastfm scrobbler install

is the default install of plex media server on # OPTIONAL: mediaserver_log_location references the log file location of the plex media server # will retry on a 60 minute interval, maximum of 10 attempts if last.fm isĬache_location = /tmp/plex_scrobble.cache # REQUIRED: a python data struture that stores failed scrobbles. Mediaserver_url = # REQUIRED: Where do you wish to write the plex-scrobble log file. # script from the same server as your plex media server # the default values should be 'ok', assuming you're running the plex scrobble # REQUIRED: mediaserver_url is the location of the http service exposed by Plex Media Server If you're running Plex Media Server on a Linux based operating system, things should work out of the box. The following configuration values are available. The plex-lastfm-scrobbler configuration file (plex_nf) is installed to ~/.config/plex-lastfm-scrobbler/. To run the application, do the following from a DOS prompt cd c:\Python27\scripts You can set the "log_file" property to c:\temp or some other location which you wish to write logs to. You will need to modify the configuration file from within this directory and point log locations at the appropriate locations for Plex on windows. config - this directory is created in your Users home directory ( ). The above command installs the python scripts to various locations. in the c:\temp\plex-lastfm-scrobbler\ directory, run the installer from the dos prompt.Open a command prompt and change to the \temp folder.for this example we will use c:\temp\plex-lastfm-scrobbler\

#Pi music player lastfm scrobbler archive

unzip archive to a temporary location.

#Pi music player lastfm scrobbler zip

Download the zip of plex-lastfm-scrobbler from.Ensure you enable the option to install Python to the system/site path. Download and install Python 2.7.x from.

#Pi music player lastfm scrobbler windows

Note: any feedback regarding MS Windows functionality is appreciated. git clone Īlternatively, you can fetch the latest zip from github wget

Source ~/.virtualenvs/plex-lastfm-scrobber/bin/activateįetch and install the source from the github repo. virtualenv ~/.virtualenvs/plex-lastfm-scrobber It is recommended (but not required) that you install this into a virtualenvironment.

Your plex-media-server logs must be set at DEBUG level (not VERBOSE).

Meaning all media played, will be scrobbled while the script is running.

Does not differentiate between clients.

Parses Plex Media Server logs for the 'got played' string in the log file.

Python is the only requirement to run this application This tool runs separately of your Plex Media Server. Meaning it is not a Plex Media Server plug-in.

plex-lastfm-scrobbler is an out of process tool.

plex-lastfm-scrobbler was built to run across platforms, while it has not yet been tested on Windows, it should work. Plex-lastfm-scrobbler provides a set of scripts that allow you to scrobble played audio items to Last.FM from the Plex Media Server application.