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This script allows you to post your current track list to the web, via Google Pages services. Track list is posted in ATOM XML format.
In order to use this script you need to have signed for a Google account, and signed for the Google Pages service.
Later, you can consume your file from different ATOM feed readers, to show up what songs you have recently played
13 years ago
10 Aug 2007 - 0.1.0
* Initial release
11 Sep 2007 - 0.1.1
* Bug fixes
* Size reduction
28 Sep 2007 - 0.1.2
* Cookie file path fixed (Pete Jewell)
* Add XML headers (Pete Jewell)
* Code splitted and organized in several file
* Independent configuration file (config.pl)
* Album cover fetching and added to entry
* Limit of entries (MAX_ELEMENTS)
* Bug fixes
30 Sep 2007 - 0.1.3
* Bug fixes: error on deleting last entry
13 years ago
10 Aug 2007 - 0.1.0
* Initial release
11 Sep 2007 - 0.1.1
* Bug fixes
* Size reduction
28 Sep 2007 - 0.1.2
* Cookie file path fixed (Pete Jewell)
* Add XML headers (Pete Jewell)
* Code splitted and organized in several file
* Independent configuration file (config.pl)
* Album cover fetching and added to entry
* Limit of entries (MAX_ELEMENTS)
* Bug fixes
30 Sep 2007 - 0.1.3
* Bug fixes: error on deleting last entry
bigalreturns
13 years ago
I'm definitely logged into gpages, with remember me on. I looked in the config file, and checked my cookie location, it seems to be found:
$ENV{'HOME'}/.mozilla/firefox/vkuuxfit.default/
at that location, not the default one, but this doesn't change anything.
I also tried going manually to the username.googlepages.com/upload-file-simple/username
and I get told I have invalid user credentials. Is this anything to do with it?
Look forward to hearing from you, thanks!
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bigalreturns
13 years ago
pages.google.com/upload-file-simple/username
not the one I put before.
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bigalreturns
13 years ago
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ljubomir
13 years ago
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dpino
13 years ago
Yes, I know about Last.fm service but haven't tried yet.
The point is that music syndication from Last.fm only applies to the music you listen through Last.fm, if I am correct.
Neither you can customize the links that will be linked to a song on the list, etc.
I think it will be nice if there were a service on the net were you could store syndication files easily. Then you could have, for example, a list of the last songs you have listened to no matter what player or operating system you have used (Amarok from Linux, Windows Media Player from Windows, etc)
Finally, I wrote this weekend a google gadget for consuming contents syndicated with Amarok Atom Syndication. The best thing is that is possible to set up a refreshing interval (10 minutes by default). You can take a look here:
http://thebandarlog.blogspot.com/2007/10/amarok-atom-syndication-reader.html
I submited it to Google Gadget repository but still waiting for the OK to see if they add it or not. I will feel very glad to share it with other users.
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