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Currently, when playing music, mpris-scrobbler uploads the playback record immediately. This results in a lot of unnecessary records when I quickly skip tracks. It would be helpful to have a feature that only uploads after a certain percentage of the track has been played or after a specific duration.
Here is an example from Pano Scrobbler. it would be great to have a similar feature here.
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mpris-scrobble sends two types of requests to the servers:
Now listening: the track that is currently playing, which is sent every time the track changes plus every 30 seconds while it's being played.
Scrobbled: the track that has been most recently listened, where the rules are: you have listened for more than 4m or half its length, whichever happens first.
What I suspect that happens for you is that the now playing track changes every time you skip a track without any delay, which is the intended functionality and it's not a bug.
If you're referring by any chance to the actual "scrobbled" track that changes every time you skip in your playlist, then I'll need more information to see if/where the bug happens.
This information needs to include the player you're using, the service you're sending your tracks to, and a verbose log of the daemon run.
Currently, when playing music, mpris-scrobbler uploads the playback record immediately. This results in a lot of unnecessary records when I quickly skip tracks. It would be helpful to have a feature that only uploads after a certain percentage of the track has been played or after a specific duration.
Here is an example from Pano Scrobbler. it would be great to have a similar feature here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: