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Scrobble time doesn't stay #148

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Psycheux opened this issue Apr 15, 2024 · 5 comments
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Scrobble time doesn't stay #148

Psycheux opened this issue Apr 15, 2024 · 5 comments

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@Psycheux
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(my apologies if this is a dupe issue or anything, i couldnt find another. also sorry i didnt know how to title)

So when I import my database from iTunes into version 1.29 it shows my last played, but when previewing and also when submitting the date gets reset to the CURRENT time
(the attatched images show what i mean. both in app and some other scrobbles i did a bit prior using the app)
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i was just wondering if there is currently a fix for this or if there will be in the future.
IK that things like QTScrobbler for iPod can keep the playtimes but im unsure if it has to do with the day rollover or if it is something with the last.fm api or if it is just impossible
thank you in advance! ^w^

@SHOEGAZEssb
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This is a current limitation, because last.fm only allows scrobbles newer than 14 days, so the timestamp is automatically set to the current date

@Psycheux
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ah, so it is a limitation. I was just wondering ^w^
The scrobbles i was questioning were from yesterday so i was a tad confused but that makes sense.

I assume there's nyot much on your side that can be done and it's an issue with last.fm itself (if im reading you properly)

thank you so much for getting back to me ^w^ <3

@SHOEGAZEssb
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It would be possible to cover your use case, since your timestamps are newer than 14 days they could technically be used. But it's a fringe use case since most people have timestamps oder than 14 days. Ill see how easy I can implemented it

@Psycheux
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oh that makes sense!

@theSplund
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Well, that answers my issue of 3000 from pre-2014 all being set to today. Ah well

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