Hi,
Not sure, but I think it is some kind of Last.FM Limitation.

Is there a way to increase the 1000 track limit?

Thanks peke, this is the file

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1_YyiR ... 6LC8mLle54

If you supply me a MMIP I can upload it on my plugin Hosting or you post link onto github DL page. I can update Topic name.

Hi guys
I modified the version 2.4 and right now I can update the last 1000 songs from lastfm, wich is well for me because I use to run the script very often
The Original version 2.4 only updates the playcounter based on the lastfm playcount, what Im doing is to read the playdate from lastfm, then check on MM if there is a song played on that date, if not it will insert into play history and update the last played date from song

My concern is that I only made some modifications and I dont know if it wold be good idea to share it here

As mentioned I'm no longer using mediamonkey unfortunately. I've uploaded all the source code to github, and the release files as well (as I just redid my website and didn't expect anyone to still be downloading the scripts!)

I was able to set up the mmip file and commit it to my github repository under /tproc/MM-LastFmImportPython/blob/master/LastFmImportPython/output

Hi,
If you repack 3.3 with new exe I can Upload it to my plugin hosting as archived version, that also support updating if you change something.

Try to contact Psykar to allow you.

Replacing the EXE seems to be working fine here, so far.

There's still some life left in it, after all.

I had a look at the author's github project for this plugin and my python knowledge is limited but the issue was small enough that I was able to figure out what the problem was. The code was accessing the last fm user's friends but support for this may have been removed.

I updated the code to skip accessing the input user's friends. I also tried using pyinstaller to create the LastFmImport exe used by the 3.3 version of the LastFMImport plugin and was able to drop the resulting file in its place and my imports are working again.

I forked the author's (psykar) repository in github and saved the changes as well as the output files here /tproc/MM-LastFmImportPython/blob/master/LastFmImportPython/output

Mediamonkey's forum restrictions are preventing me from posting links so you'll need to navigate to github dot com then add /tproc/MM-LastFmImportPython to access my project with the updates, or the full path above if you want to try the resulting exe file. You can reinstall the 3.3 version of the plugin then navigate to %appdata%\Roaming\MediaMonkey\Scripts\LastFmImport and replace the LastFmImport exe that's already there.

It seems like this may be dead...

I haven't been able to get it to process anything in at least 4-5 days now.

Unfortunately, it seems like the author may no longer use MediaMonkey. So, it might depend on someone else who's familiar with python and willing to look over the source to take up the mantle and try to provide a fix.

Otherwise, it might be time to try and find an alternative. I previously looked into AlbumPlays, but I never got around to actually trying it out... could be time to try it.

P0wderkeg wrote: ↑Sat Aug 20, 2016 11:57 pm Does anyone have version 2.4? It looks like the site is not there anymore that hosted it.

It is still there, but there is no visible link. I found it by going to https://psykar.com/script-files/ which is the first part of the link on the first page for the 3.3 version. From there you can still download versions 1.1-3.3.

Here is a backup of 2.4 just in case, but I'm actually getting a 'TrackListXML' error, so I'm not sure how useful it is to anyone.

Seems like it was really an error on the last.fm side, everything works now again

Okay...
I tried it just minutes ago on my work pc, it's working as intended....

I have to try it tonight at home, thanks for the quick reply

It may just be some problem on Last.FM's side. I had this error show up once last week, but the next day it was fine.

I just tried it now and I'm also getting the error again here. It worked fine when I last ran it a few days ago.