- #Pi music player lastfm scrobbler install
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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.
#Pi music player lastfm scrobbler archive
#Pi music player lastfm scrobbler install
Ensure you enable the option to install Python to the system/site path. Download and install Python 2.7.x from.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. 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.
#Pi music player lastfm scrobbler android
In fact, one non-Plex solution I'm considering is using Roon to listen to music at home, and also maintain an Emby music library to be able to sync to my phone via the Android Emby app (since Roon lacks any thing like that).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. That would negatively impact usability, but not necessarily be a deal breaker. And if it does, I would humbly submit that it should be more clear about that as the description says merely: "Downloads metadata and images from "the major problem for headless, is you can't see your queue list from a remote device at this moment." Thanks for the info. If the plug in does scrobble, I will install it and be on my merry way. The last.fm plug-in appeared to be for metadata only. Which a lot of us should do (in general as a society, not necessarily speaking of this forum or anyone in it. I'm trying to be better about my tone, online. Sorry if I sounded pissy in the last post. I think Emby will definitely meet my needs in those areas, but I'm unsure about music. If I can do everything with Emby, I might even be able to retire my Plex server which I've used for years entirely, as I've been impressed with the Emby Server for Movies and Live TV/ DVR, and the client apps for LG, Roku, and Emby Theater for PC.
Has anyone dome anything similar? Just looking for any insight into the best way to replicate my current Plex/Rasplex music setup using headless Pis as clients, as it works very well for me. Will it boot into Emby automatically upon powering up? Or, should I explore a Kodi & Emby for Kodi based solution? Will the Pi image described in the post pinned to the top of this forum work? Is it updated? (the post itself is from 2016).
#Pi music player lastfm scrobbler pro
It works well, and with the Hifiberry + pro DAC hat, the sound quality is phenomenal. Right now I have multiple Rasberry Pis set up as headless music players with Rasplex.
Hi all, I'm try to figure out if I can replicate my Plex setup with Emby because I've become very disenchanted with Plex for various reasons.
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