scroblr

Scroblr

Scroblr is a last.fm scrobbler application for Linux, Mac and Windows that allows users to submit listening data from various media players to their last.fm profile. It supports many popular media players and is free, open-source software.
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Scroblr: Last.fm Scrobbler for Linux, Mac & Windows

A free, open-source scrobbler application for tracking your music listening data on last.fm from various media players.

What is Scroblr?

Scroblr is a free, open-source last.fm scrobbler application for Linux, Mac and Windows. It allows users to submit listening data and scrobble tracks from various media players to their last.fm user profile. This allows users to keep track of listening statistics, discover new music and connect with other users who enjoy similar artists and genres.

Scroblr supports scrobbling from popular media players like Spotify, Rhythmbox, iTunes, Winamp, VLC media player and many more. It runs in the background and automatically scrobbles tracks as you listen to music on your desktop or laptop. Scroblr also allows users to manually correct scrobbles or submit missing tracks that failed to scrobble automatically.

Some key features of Scroblr include: automatic scrobbling based on media player integrations, manual scrobbling and corrections, customizable options like enabling/disabling scrobbling for select players, offline scrobble caching in case of no internet connectivity. As an open-source project maintained by a community of developers, Scroblr is available free of charge for all major desktop platforms.

Scroblr Features

Features

  1. Submits listening data from media players to last.fm
  2. Supports many popular media players like Spotify, iTunes, Winamp, etc
  3. Available on Linux, Mac and Windows
  4. Open source software

Pricing

  • Free
  • Open Source

Pros

Free to use

Easy way to track listening habits and build last.fm profile

Works with many different media players

Open source allows community contributions

Cons

Requires last.fm account

Limited to integrating with last.fm only

May not work perfectly with all media players

Official Links

Official Website
https://scroblr.fm/

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Simple Scrobbler

Simple Scrobbler is a free, open source music scrobbler application for Windows that allows you to scrobble the songs you listen to from different media players and streaming services to your Last.fm profile. It works by detecting the metadata of the music you play and sending it to Last.fm to...
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QuietScrob

QuietScrob is a free, open source music scrobbler application for Windows that sends your listening history from various media players to your Last.fm profile. It was designed to be a lightweight, no-frills alternative to mainstream scrobblers like the official Last.fm desktop app.Some key features of QuietScrob include:Background operation without a...
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CloudScrob for Last.fm

CloudScrob is a free web application that allows you to scrobble your music listening from various streaming services like Spotify, YouTube, and more to your Last.fm profile. By connecting your streaming service accounts to CloudScrob, it can automatically track what you listen to and scrobble those plays to build your...
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IScrobbler

iScrobbler is a plugin for Apple's iTunes media player that enables users to track and share data about the music they listen to. Developed by Last.fm, iScrobbler seamlessly integrates iTunes with Last.fm user profiles to provide deeper music stats and recommendations.Once installed, iScrobbler automatically logs every track played in iTunes...
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