A scrobbler is a piece of software that automatically tracks and logs every song you listen to, then sends that data to a music-tracking service — most famously Last.fm.
listening to classical is all fun and games until web scrobbler thinks the track name is 'allegro molto' and the artist name is 'cello concerto in e minor op. 85, II. lento'
meu sonho era ter novamente a chibata de um mp3 player com scrobbler do last, sdds ipod
A scrobbler is a piece of software that automatically tracks and logs every song you listen to, then sends that data to a music-tracking service — most famously Last.fm. The act of tracking and submitting a song is called 'scrobbling,' and a scrobbler is the tool that does it silently in the background. It's beloved by music obsessives who want detailed stats on their listening habits, top artists, and annual wrapped-style breakdowns. If you know your top 5 songs by play count, you've probably used a scrobbler.
I set up a scrobbler plugin so every track I play in Spotify automatically gets logged to my Last.fm profile.
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(internet slang) A program that scrobbles.
“listening to classical is all fun and games until web scrobbler thinks the track name is 'allegro molto' and the artist name is 'cello concerto in e minor op. 85, II. lento'”
“meu sonho era ter novamente a chibata de um mp3 player com scrobbler do last, sdds ipod”
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