[ubuntu] [HOWTO] Install Last.FM / Scrobbler plugin in Audacious2 on Lucid Lynx

[togdon]

The Audacious developers have removed support for Last.FM / Scrobbler in the most recent version. See http://boards.audacious-media-player...=3&t=112&p=408 for why.

I've successfully built the 2.2 plugin against 2.3 on Ubuntu Lucid (which just updated to 2.3). Here's (roughly) what I did.

sudo aptitude install libcurl4-dev

wget http://distfiles.atheme.org/audacious-plugins-2.2.tgz

tar -zxvf audacious-plugins-2.2.tgz

cd audacious-plugins-2.2

./configure --enable-dependency-tracking --disable-esd --disable-pulse \
--disable-coreaudio --disable-icecast --disable-dockalbumart --disable-altivec \
--disable-sse2 --disable-mp3 --disable-libmadtest --disable-rocklight \
--disable-lirc --disable-evdevplug --disable-hotkey --disable-gnomeshortcuts \
--disable-statusicon --disable-aosd --disable-aosd-xcomp --disable-adplug \
--disable-vorbis --disable-flacng --disable-libFLACtest --disable-wavpack \
--disable-aac --disable-sndfile --disable-modplug --disable-ffaudio \
--disable-jack --disable-sid --disable-oss --disable-oss4 --disable-alsa \
--disable-amidiplug --disable-amidiplug-alsa --disable-amidiplug-flsyn \
--disable-amidiplug-dummy --disable-cdaudio --disable-streambrowser \
--enable-scrobbler --enable-lastfm --disable-neon --disable-mms \
--disable-mtp_up --disable-bluetooth --disable-paranormal --disable-xspf \
--disable-xmltest --disable-cue --disable-projectm --disable-projectm-1.0 \
--disable-filewriter --disable-filewriter_mp3 --disable-filewriter_vorbis \
--disable-filewriter_flac --disable-bs2b


cd src/scrobbler/

make

sudo make install

cd ../lastfm/

make

sudo make install

It's definitely scrobbling, beyond that I haven't bothered figuring out what's broken or how one would play the last.fm radio (I never use it, so I don't care). I briefly looked into making a package but it's too much of a hassle, I'm assuming either someone else will or people will just move on to another player.

Hope this helps and that someone else will slog through the mess of making it into a package.

[iuz]

A prerequisite is having the audacious-dev package installed.

After installing the scrobbler plugin is added to the General plugins tab in the Audacious preferences. I can confirm that it works just fine.

[trpnblies7]

Would someone be able to just post the plugin for download? Or does it actually require building on my specific machine?

[fly5]

Originally Posted by trpnblies7 Would someone be able to just post the plugin for download? Or does it actually require building on my specific machine?

i have no knowledge of that, but if you want you can try if my plugins work.

cd ~
wget http://fly5.kapsi.fi/misc/misc/aud2scrob/lastfm.so
wget http://fly5.kapsi.fi/misc/misc/aud2scrob/scrobbler.so
mv lastfm.so scrobbler.so ~/.local/share/audacious/Plugins/

this way there are no images included in settings, but i don't mind that. all i wanted was scrobbling.

[trpnblies7]

Those work great. Thanks!

[hamstah]

Tested here too, works perfectly.
Thanks

[breta]

Originally Posted by fly5 i have no knowledge of that, but if you want you can try if my plugins work. ...

Hi, would you mind to post somewhere the source codes to the plugins? I am using Debian Sid (testing) and I would like to try to compile and use the plugins as well (if it is not very obvious how to compile them, please add some brief howto, thanks), because I miss the scrobbler plugin. Best regards b.

[breta]

Originally Posted by breta Hi, would you mind to post somewhere the source codes to the plugins? I am using Debian Sid (testing) and I would like to try to compile and use the plugins as well (if it is not very obvious how to compile them, please add some brief howto, thanks), because I miss the scrobbler plugin. Best regards b.

Thanks fly5, I didn't understand from your post, that you present on your page compiled sources from the top post, I thought that you made your own plugins...

[santa17]

Hi,
thanks for the code and plugins, however the plugins provided by fly5 didn't work for me (maybe cause x86_64). Little tweeking of togdon's code worked just fine:

sudo aptitude install libcurl4-openssl-dev 
sudo aptitude install audacious-dev

wget http://distfiles.atheme.org/audacious-plugins-2.2.tgz
tar -zxf audacious-plugins-2.2.tgz
cd audacious-plugins-2.2

# export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/usr/local/lib/pkgconfig:/usr/lib/pkgconfig # this shouldn't be necessary

./configure --enable-dependency-tracking --disable-esd --disable-pulse \
--disable-coreaudio --disable-icecast --disable-dockalbumart --disable-altivec \
--disable-sse2 --disable-mp3 --disable-libmadtest --disable-rocklight \
--disable-lirc --disable-evdevplug --disable-hotkey --disable-gnomeshortcuts \
--disable-statusicon --disable-aosd --disable-aosd-xcomp --disable-adplug \
--disable-vorbis --disable-flacng --disable-libFLACtest --disable-wavpack \
--disable-aac --disable-sndfile --disable-modplug --disable-ffaudio \
--disable-jack --disable-sid --disable-oss --disable-oss4 --disable-alsa \
--disable-amidiplug --disable-amidiplug-alsa --disable-amidiplug-flsyn \
--disable-amidiplug-dummy --disable-cdaudio --disable-streambrowser \
--enable-scrobbler --enable-lastfm --disable-neon --disable-mms \
--disable-mtp_up --disable-bluetooth --disable-paranormal --disable-xspf \
--disable-xmltest --disable-cue --disable-projectm --disable-projectm-1.0 \
--disable-filewriter --disable-filewriter_mp3 --disable-filewriter_vorbis \
--disable-filewriter_flac --disable-bs2b


cd src/scrobbler/
make
cd ../lastfm/
make

cp lastfm.so ../scrobbler/scrobbler.so ~/.local/share/audacious/Plugins/.

Actuall plugins can be downloaded here:
http://http://drop.io/audacious_scrobbler_plugin_64

Cheers.

[fululian]

Originally Posted by fly5 i have no knowledge of that, but if you want you can try if my plugins work. cd ~ wget http://fly5.kapsi.fi/misc/misc/aud2scrob/lastfm.so wget http://fly5.kapsi.fi/misc/misc/aud2scrob/scrobbler.so mv lastfm.so scrobbler.so ~/.local/share/audacious/Plugins/ this way there are no images included in settings, but i don't mind that. all i wanted was scrobbling.

Thanks a bunch dude.