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I wish there was a Fediverse platform for music #scrobbler.

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  • mehrad@fosstodon.orgM This user is from outside of this forum
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    I wish there was a Fediverse platform for music #scrobbler. Something similar to last.fm but OpenSource and supporting #ActivityPub. There is libre.fm, but despite being active, I cannot find their source code and I believe they are a centralized platform.

    It would be great if we can also self-host our music history and be able to share it.

    There is multi-scrobbler under MIT license that can be a nice place to start:

    1. https://github.com/FoxxMD/multi-scrobbler

    #Fediverse #scrobbler

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    • mehrad@fosstodon.orgM mehrad@fosstodon.org

      I wish there was a Fediverse platform for music #scrobbler. Something similar to last.fm but OpenSource and supporting #ActivityPub. There is libre.fm, but despite being active, I cannot find their source code and I believe they are a centralized platform.

      It would be great if we can also self-host our music history and be able to share it.

      There is multi-scrobbler under MIT license that can be a nice place to start:

      1. https://github.com/FoxxMD/multi-scrobbler

      #Fediverse #scrobbler

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      @Mehrad

      Pretty sure Libre.fm uses GNU-FM (https://github.com/libre-fm). I looked into hosting one myself a couple of years back.

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      • selea@social.linux.pizzaS selea@social.linux.pizza

        @Mehrad

        Pretty sure Libre.fm uses GNU-FM (https://github.com/libre-fm). I looked into hosting one myself a couple of years back.

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        @Mehrad

        I also have a vague memory that the creator of libreFM (and possibly the maintainer of GNU-FM) is [at]mattl[at]mat.tl here on fediverse

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        • mehrad@fosstodon.orgM mehrad@fosstodon.org

          I wish there was a Fediverse platform for music #scrobbler. Something similar to last.fm but OpenSource and supporting #ActivityPub. There is libre.fm, but despite being active, I cannot find their source code and I believe they are a centralized platform.

          It would be great if we can also self-host our music history and be able to share it.

          There is multi-scrobbler under MIT license that can be a nice place to start:

          1. https://github.com/FoxxMD/multi-scrobbler

          #Fediverse #scrobbler

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          @Mehrad The original libre.fm was based on gnu.fm. Gnu.fm can be self hosted and @lonestar does run his own instance. Unfortunately it’s not federated.

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          • selea@social.linux.pizzaS selea@social.linux.pizza

            @Mehrad

            Pretty sure Libre.fm uses GNU-FM (https://github.com/libre-fm). I looked into hosting one myself a couple of years back.

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            @selea Interesting. Thanks for sharing the link. Couldn't find this link on libre.fm, and some links like the roadmap are 404.

            Do you know if they are interested in federation and ActivityPub?

            The maintainer said on the website that they are not on any social media anymore (Ctrl+f mastodon):

            https://libre.fm/about

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              @Mehrad The original libre.fm was based on gnu.fm. Gnu.fm can be self hosted and @lonestar does run his own instance. Unfortunately it’s not federated.

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              @redstar @lonestar
              there are quite a few self-hostable solutions, and at least two of them are Bluesky-ready, but I failed to find one that supports ActivityPub so that we can use it on Mastodon.

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              • mehrad@fosstodon.orgM mehrad@fosstodon.org

                @redstar @lonestar
                there are quite a few self-hostable solutions, and at least two of them are Bluesky-ready, but I failed to find one that supports ActivityPub so that we can use it on Mastodon.

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                @Mehrad @redstar

                maybe https://github.com/TheStranjer/fediFM

                or funkwhale
                https://linuxmusicians.com/viewtopic.php?t=22276

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                  @Mehrad @redstar

                  maybe https://github.com/TheStranjer/fediFM

                  or funkwhale
                  https://linuxmusicians.com/viewtopic.php?t=22276

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                  @lonestar Thanks, the idea behind it is nice and it is well executed. But as far as I understand, this is a cross-poster script to fetch JSON from last.fm and create a normal post using v1 mastodon API.

                  I'm more looking for a platform that can do scrobbling. something that can be used as scrobbler rather than using a centralized platform.

                  @redstar

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