iTunes 10.4: iPod/iPhone scrobbling not working

Page 5 of 6Prev 1... 3 4 5 6 Next

- EchotheSun said...
- Subscriber
- 27 Jul 2011, 12:34
[quote][b][user]EchotheSun[/user][/b] said: [/quote]

Permalink Quote
- Dunkaccino said...
- User
- 27 Jul 2011, 20:03
bump

[quote][b][user]Dunkaccino[/user][/b] said: bump[/quote]

Permalink Quote
- jhave said...
- User
- 27 Jul 2011, 22:40
Audioscrobbler

picked up the Audioscrobbler plugin for iTunes and it did the trick.

Visit http://www.thehungersite.com

[quote][b][user]jhave[/user][/b] said: picked up the Audioscrobbler plugin for iTunes and it did the trick.[/quote]

Permalink Quote
- Whitepage said...
- Subscriber
- 28 Jul 2011, 10:59
problems

i didnt step up to Lion. i think the problem is the new itunes 10.4.. any solution?

[quote][b][user]Whitepage[/user][/b] said: i didnt step up to Lion. i think the problem is the new itunes 10.4.. any solution?[/quote]

Permalink Quote
- Whitepage said...
- Subscriber
- 28 Jul 2011, 11:04
solution!

kezarmyaj1 ha detto:
jonocole said:
I've been trying to debug the problem and have a possible fix.

Try the following and let me know how you get on:

1) download http://cdn.last.fm/jono/AudioScrobbler.bundle-250711.zip
2) extract the file and move the AudioScrobbler.bundle file to {Home directory}/Library/iTunes/iTunes Plug-ins/
3) restart iTunes

If you have upgraded to Lion then you may find that you get a warning about 32-bit plugins. As I have been unable to find any details from Apple on an updated 64-bit plugin SDK there's not much that can be done about this.

As a workaround you can select the iTunes application in the Finder, choose the “Get Info” command in the File menu, and check the “Open in 32-bit mode” checkbox in the iTunes Info window.

if you were a girl I would kiss you in the face. thanks!

[quote][b][user]Whitepage[/user][/b] said: [quote][b][user]kezarmyaj1[/user][/b] ha detto: [quote][b][user]jonocole[/user][/b] said: I've been trying to debug the problem and have a possible fix. Try the following and let me know how you get on: 1) download http://cdn.last.fm/jono/AudioScrobbler.bundle-250711.zip 2) extract the file and move the AudioScrobbler.bundle file to {Home directory}/Library/iTunes/iTunes Plug-ins/ 3) restart iTunes If you have upgraded to Lion then you may find that you get a warning about 32-bit plugins. As I have been unable to find any details from Apple on an updated 64-bit plugin SDK there's not much that can be done about this. As a workaround you can select the iTunes application in the Finder, choose the “Get Info” command in the File menu, and check the “Open in 32-bit mode” checkbox in the iTunes Info window.[/quote] if you were a girl I would kiss you in the face. thanks![/quote] [/quote]

Permalink Quote
- christianmj said...
- User
- 28 Jul 2011, 12:39
Works!
[:

[quote][b][user]christianmj[/user][/b] said: Works! [:[/quote]

Permalink Quote
- ciryon666 said...
- User
- 28 Jul 2011, 12:46
Thanks

Thanks for the fix, hopefully we can get 64-bit up and running too.

[quote][b][user]ciryon666[/user][/b] said: Thanks for the fix, hopefully we can get 64-bit up and running too.[/quote]

Permalink Quote
- Dunkaccino said...
- User
- 28 Jul 2011, 15:42
Re: solution!

Whitepage said:
kezarmyaj1 ha detto:
jonocole said:
I've been trying to debug the problem and have a possible fix.

Try the following and let me know how you get on:

1) download http://cdn.last.fm/jono/AudioScrobbler.bundle-250711.zip
2) extract the file and move the AudioScrobbler.bundle file to {Home directory}/Library/iTunes/iTunes Plug-ins/
3) restart iTunes

If you have upgraded to Lion then you may find that you get a warning about 32-bit plugins. As I have been unable to find any details from Apple on an updated 64-bit plugin SDK there's not much that can be done about this.

As a workaround you can select the iTunes application in the Finder, choose the “Get Info” command in the File menu, and check the “Open in 32-bit mode” checkbox in the iTunes Info window.

if you were a girl I would kiss you in the face. thanks!

where is my Library folder at in Mac Lion???

[quote][b][user]Dunkaccino[/user][/b] said: [quote][b][user]Whitepage[/user][/b] said: [quote][b][user]kezarmyaj1[/user][/b] ha detto: [quote][b][user]jonocole[/user][/b] said: I've been trying to debug the problem and have a possible fix. Try the following and let me know how you get on: 1) download http://cdn.last.fm/jono/AudioScrobbler.bundle-250711.zip 2) extract the file and move the AudioScrobbler.bundle file to {Home directory}/Library/iTunes/iTunes Plug-ins/ 3) restart iTunes If you have upgraded to Lion then you may find that you get a warning about 32-bit plugins. As I have been unable to find any details from Apple on an updated 64-bit plugin SDK there's not much that can be done about this. As a workaround you can select the iTunes application in the Finder, choose the “Get Info” command in the File menu, and check the “Open in 32-bit mode” checkbox in the iTunes Info window.[/quote] if you were a girl I would kiss you in the face. thanks![/quote] [/quote] where is my Library folder at in Mac Lion???[/quote]

Permalink Quote
- graemebaty said...
- User
- 28 Jul 2011, 16:59
go to Macintosh HD. either on your desktop or you can use the "Go" menu in finder. In there you should see the Library folder

www.facebook.com/GJBPerformancePhotography

[quote][b][user]graemebaty[/user][/b] said: go to Macintosh HD. either on your desktop or you can use the "Go" menu in finder. In there you should see the Library folder [/quote]

Permalink Quote
- aERodynamIC4u said...
- User
- 28 Jul 2011, 20:10
Works for me as well but what about when the repair has been done by last.fm: do I have to remove the AudioScrobbler.bundle file from the iTunes Plug-ins directory?

Say hello, wave goodbye

[quote][b][user]aERodynamIC4u[/user][/b] said: Works for me as well but what about when the repair has been done by last.fm: do I have to remove the AudioScrobbler.bundle file from the iTunes Plug-ins directory?[/quote]

Permalink Quote
- darkry said...
- User
- 28 Jul 2011, 20:22
One more for the Last.Fm dataset

OS X Snowkitty 10.6.8, iTunes 10.4 (80), MacBookPro i7, iPhone 4 iOS 4.3.5

No iPhone scrobbling, scrobbles work normally from desktop iTunes plays.

(Don't know if the LastFm automagically launches with iTunes as I have it in my user-account 'launch at startup' items.)

[quote][b][user]darkry[/user][/b] said: OS X Snowkitty 10.6.8, iTunes 10.4 (80), MacBookPro i7, iPhone 4 iOS 4.3.5 No iPhone scrobbling, scrobbles work normally from desktop iTunes plays. (Don't know if the LastFm automagically launches with iTunes as I have it in my user-account 'launch at startup' items.)[/quote]

Permalink Quote
- PsychoKen said...
- User
- 28 Jul 2011, 20:57
When will be an official release? This is lasting too much time…

GOLDEN HAIR

[quote][b][user]PsychoKen[/user][/b] said: When will be an official release? This is lasting too much time…[/quote]

Permalink Quote
- Mente-Maestra said...
- User
- 28 Jul 2011, 21:39
There won't be an official fix. Last.fm Scrobbler has not seen an update for over a year. Therefore, hoping for an update is completely futile.

[quote][b][user]Mente-Maestra[/user][/b] said: There won't be an official fix. Last.fm Scrobbler has not seen an update for over a year. Therefore, hoping for an update is completely futile.[/quote]

Permalink Quote
- Flipkieken said...
- User
- 28 Jul 2011, 21:44
Doesn't work for me at all...

I have a Classic Ipod 120 GB and since the last two updates of Itunes, my Last.fm is not scrobbling anymore tracks from my ipod. I am working with a Windows 7 computer. I tried the manual scrobbling and I get an error message saying that

''Failed to read current Itunes track. Either smth went wrong or the track was not found on the disk despite being in the Itunes library"

The Itunes plugin installed is 3.0.4.0 and the Last.Fm version is 1.5.4.2791

Does anybody know what to do, the above solution has not made a single difference. it's quite frustrating because my current playlist is totally not reflecting what my charts on itunes look like.

That is the beauty of Last.Fm... and now it just seems like it's just a waste of space on my computer really...

Hope someone can help.

cheers

[quote][b][user]Flipkieken[/user][/b] said: I have a Classic Ipod 120 GB and since the last two updates of Itunes, my Last.fm is not scrobbling anymore tracks from my ipod. I am working with a Windows 7 computer. I tried the manual scrobbling and I get an error message saying that ''Failed to read current Itunes track. Either smth went wrong or the track was not found on the disk despite being in the Itunes library" The Itunes plugin installed is 3.0.4.0 and the Last.Fm version is 1.5.4.2791 Does anybody know what to do, the above solution has not made a single difference. it's quite frustrating because my current playlist is totally not reflecting what my charts on itunes look like. That is the beauty of Last.Fm... and now it just seems like it's just a waste of space on my computer really... Hope someone can help. cheers [/quote]

Permalink Quote
- Rimmo said...
- User
- 28 Jul 2011, 23:08
Using Snow Leopard Mac OS X 10.6.8 and iTunes 10.4 (80),
No scrobbling of iPod when connected but when playing on iTunes, scrobbling appears to work fine. No communication between iPod and Mr.Scrobble :p
Plus scrobbling of tracks don't show on facebook.

[quote][b][user]Rimmo[/user][/b] said: Using Snow Leopard Mac OS X 10.6.8 and iTunes 10.4 (80), No scrobbling of iPod when connected but when playing on iTunes, scrobbling appears to work fine. No communication between iPod and Mr.Scrobble :p Plus scrobbling of tracks don't show on facebook.[/quote]

Permalink Quote
- cbmcm67 said...
- User
- 29 Jul 2011, 12:13
Re: solution!

Whitepage said:
kezarmyaj1 ha detto:
jonocole said:
I've been trying to debug the problem and have a possible fix.

Try the following and let me know how you get on:

1) download http://cdn.last.fm/jono/AudioScrobbler.bundle-250711.zip
2) extract the file and move the AudioScrobbler.bundle file to {Home directory}/Library/iTunes/iTunes Plug-ins/
3) restart iTunes

If you have upgraded to Lion then you may find that you get a warning about 32-bit plugins. As I have been unable to find any details from Apple on an updated 64-bit plugin SDK there's not much that can be done about this.

As a workaround you can select the iTunes application in the Finder, choose the “Get Info” command in the File menu, and check the “Open in 32-bit mode” checkbox in the iTunes Info window.

if you were a girl I would kiss you in the face. thanks!

Worked for me too, thanks a million!!!

[quote][b][user]cbmcm67[/user][/b] said: [quote][b][user]Whitepage[/user][/b] said: [quote][b][user]kezarmyaj1[/user][/b] ha detto: [quote][b][user]jonocole[/user][/b] said: I've been trying to debug the problem and have a possible fix. Try the following and let me know how you get on: 1) download http://cdn.last.fm/jono/AudioScrobbler.bundle-250711.zip 2) extract the file and move the AudioScrobbler.bundle file to {Home directory}/Library/iTunes/iTunes Plug-ins/ 3) restart iTunes If you have upgraded to Lion then you may find that you get a warning about 32-bit plugins. As I have been unable to find any details from Apple on an updated 64-bit plugin SDK there's not much that can be done about this. As a workaround you can select the iTunes application in the Finder, choose the “Get Info” command in the File menu, and check the “Open in 32-bit mode” checkbox in the iTunes Info window.[/quote] if you were a girl I would kiss you in the face. thanks![/quote] [/quote] Worked for me too, thanks a million!!![/quote]

Permalink Quote
- Dunkaccino said...
- User
- 29 Jul 2011, 15:17
graemebaty said:
go to Macintosh HD. either on your desktop or you can use the "Go" menu in finder. In there you should see the Library folder

Deleted - Found solution

[quote][b][user]Dunkaccino[/user][/b] said: [quote][b][user]graemebaty[/user][/b] said: go to Macintosh HD. either on your desktop or you can use the "Go" menu in finder. In there you should see the Library folder [/quote] Deleted - Found solution[/quote]
Edited by Dunkaccino on 29 Jul 2011, 15:36

Permalink Quote
- Mente-Maestra said...
- User
- 29 Jul 2011, 15:33
Dunkaccino, in Finder hold alt and click Go in the menu. Library will appear. Then, in the iTunes folder you will find iTunes Plug-ins.

[quote][b][user]Mente-Maestra[/user][/b] said: [i]Dunkaccino[/i], in Finder hold alt and click Go in the menu. Library will appear. Then, in the iTunes folder you will find iTunes Plug-ins.[/quote]

Permalink Quote
- jawn361 said...
- User
- 29 Jul 2011, 15:40
Dunkaccino said:
graemebaty said:
go to Macintosh HD. either on your desktop or you can use the "Go" menu in finder. In there you should see the Library folder

no, I have Lion. I click on Finder. There is no Mac HD nor a Library Folder. I just see 'All My Files', 'AirDrop', 'Desktop'.

Even searching in Spotlight for 'iTunes Plug-ins' brings nothing up.

Please help?

In the Finder go to the Go Menu, then choose 'Go to Folder' and type in ~/Library/

[quote][b][user]jawn361[/user][/b] said: [quote][b][user]Dunkaccino[/user][/b] said: [quote][b][user]graemebaty[/user][/b] said: go to Macintosh HD. either on your desktop or you can use the "Go" menu in finder. In there you should see the Library folder [/quote] no, I have Lion. I click on Finder. There is no Mac HD nor a Library Folder. I just see 'All My Files', 'AirDrop', 'Desktop'. Even searching in Spotlight for 'iTunes Plug-ins' brings nothing up. Please help?[/quote] In the Finder go to the Go Menu, then choose 'Go to Folder' and type in ~/Library/[/quote]

Permalink Quote
- Dunkaccino said...
- User
- 29 Jul 2011, 15:43
jawn361 said:
Dunkaccino said:
graemebaty said:
go to Macintosh HD. either on your desktop or you can use the "Go" menu in finder. In there you should see the Library folder

no, I have Lion. I click on Finder. There is no Mac HD nor a Library Folder. I just see 'All My Files', 'AirDrop', 'Desktop'.

Even searching in Spotlight for 'iTunes Plug-ins' brings nothing up.

Please help?

In the Finder go to the Go Menu, then choose 'Go to Folder' and type in ~/Library/

I found the solution. A member of the staff posted a dload link for a new Last.fm Client that will now recognize iPods in the new Lion OSX. Thanks for all help everyone! Let me know if the link below helps anyone else!!

http://www.last.fm/forum/34905/_/750760/4

[quote][b][user]Dunkaccino[/user][/b] said: [quote][b][user]jawn361[/user][/b] said: [quote][b][user]Dunkaccino[/user][/b] said: [quote][b][user]graemebaty[/user][/b] said: go to Macintosh HD. either on your desktop or you can use the "Go" menu in finder. In there you should see the Library folder [/quote] no, I have Lion. I click on Finder. There is no Mac HD nor a Library Folder. I just see 'All My Files', 'AirDrop', 'Desktop'. Even searching in Spotlight for 'iTunes Plug-ins' brings nothing up. Please help?[/quote] In the Finder go to the Go Menu, then choose 'Go to Folder' and type in ~/Library/[/quote] I found the solution. A member of the staff posted a dload link for a new Last.fm Client that will now recognize iPods in the new Lion OSX. Thanks for all help everyone! Let me know if the link below helps anyone else!! http://www.last.fm/forum/34905/_/750760/4[/quote]

Permalink Quote
- Maciek222 said...
- User
- 29 Jul 2011, 16:28
Re: solution!

jonocole said:
I've been trying to debug the problem and have a possible fix.

Try the following and let me know how you get on:

1) download http://cdn.last.fm/jono/AudioScrobbler.bundle-250711.zip
2) extract the file and move the AudioScrobbler.bundle file to {Home directory}/Library/iTunes/iTunes Plug-ins/
3) restart iTunes

If you have upgraded to Lion then you may find that you get a warning about 32-bit plugins. As I have been unable to find any details from Apple on an updated 64-bit plugin SDK there's not much that can be done about this.

As a workaround you can select the iTunes application in the Finder, choose the “Get Info” command in the File menu, and check the “Open in 32-bit mode” checkbox in the iTunes Info window.

Unfortunately it doesn't work on my Mac. I have iTunes 10.4 and Mac OS X 10.6.8. Last.fm scrobler doesn't start automatically with iTunes.

[quote][b][user]Maciek222[/user][/b] said: [quote][b][user]jonocole[/user][/b] said: I've been trying to debug the problem and have a possible fix. Try the following and let me know how you get on: 1) download http://cdn.last.fm/jono/AudioScrobbler.bundle-250711.zip 2) extract the file and move the AudioScrobbler.bundle file to {Home directory}/Library/iTunes/iTunes Plug-ins/ 3) restart iTunes If you have upgraded to Lion then you may find that you get a warning about 32-bit plugins. As I have been unable to find any details from Apple on an updated 64-bit plugin SDK there's not much that can be done about this. As a workaround you can select the iTunes application in the Finder, choose the “Get Info” command in the File menu, and check the “Open in 32-bit mode” checkbox in the iTunes Info window.[/quote] Unfortunately it doesn't work on my Mac. I have iTunes 10.4 and Mac OS X 10.6.8. Last.fm scrobler doesn't start automatically with iTunes.[/quote]

Permalink Quote
- maxmax12 said...
- User
- 29 Jul 2011, 16:49
bump
same problem as everyone else

[quote][b][user]maxmax12[/user][/b] said: bump same problem as everyone else[/quote]

Permalink Quote
- muskatkeks said...
- User
- 29 Jul 2011, 21:51
the AudioScrobbler.bundle-250711.zip works fine ... problem solved ...

[quote][b][user]muskatkeks[/user][/b] said: the AudioScrobbler.bundle-250711.zip works fine ... problem solved ... [/quote]

Permalink Quote
- suaveslav said...
- User
- 29 Jul 2011, 22:45
The audioscrobbler update worked for me too - thanks for the link! My Mac's running OS X 10.6.8 and after updating to iTunes 10.4 I was having the same problems as everyone else in regards to non-scrobbling. Until now, anyway.

"Harry, I have no idea where this will lead us, but I have a definite feeling it will be a place both wonderful and strange."
- Agent Dale Cooper (Twin Peaks)

[quote][b][user]suaveslav[/user][/b] said: The audioscrobbler update worked for me too - thanks for the link! My Mac's running OS X 10.6.8 and after updating to iTunes 10.4 I was having the same problems as everyone else in regards to non-scrobbling. Until now, anyway.[/quote]

Permalink Quote
- carlos_dr_jeckyll said...
- User
- 29 Jul 2011, 22:48
Thanks it worked for me too!
It took me a while to realize the bundle unzipped automatically.

jonocole said:
I've been trying to debug the problem and have a possible fix.

Try the following and let me know how you get on:

1) download http://cdn.last.fm/jono/AudioScrobbler.bundle-250711.zip
2) extract the file and move the AudioScrobbler.bundle file to {Home directory}/Library/iTunes/iTunes Plug-ins/
3) restart iTunes

[quote][b][user]carlos_dr_jeckyll[/user][/b] said: Thanks it worked for me too! It took me a while to realize the bundle unzipped automatically. [quote]jonocole said: I've been trying to debug the problem and have a possible fix. Try the following and let me know how you get on: 1) download http://cdn.last.fm/jono/AudioScrobbler.bundle-250711.zip 2) extract the file and move the AudioScrobbler.bundle file to {Home directory}/Library/iTunes/iTunes Plug-ins/ 3) restart iTunes[/quote][/quote]

Permalink Quote