I worked on a Pandora solution

Quoth Gabek:
It shouldn't be. If you listen to it past the time limit of auto-submit and then decide you don't like it, then it's already been submitted.

So if it's doing it by default, then it's wrong. Let me know if you see that.
Well, I wasn't talking about "submitting". That way it works great! I listened to it for almost 20 hours and it did what it had to.
I was wondering about the "LOVE" and "BAN" signal. Are they submitted as well or not?

P.s. my english is not that well. if you already answered to my question please be patient! ;)

Quoth warrior-beta:

Well, I wasn't talking about "submitting". That way it works great! I listened to it for almost 20 hours and it did what it had to.
I was wondering about the "LOVE" and "BAN" signal. Are they submitted as well or not?

P.s. my english is not that well. if you already answered to my question please be patient! ;)

I see what you mean. Nope, the ban and love are for Pandora statistics only. They don't get sent to Last.FM. But I learned if you don't tell it what songs you like, it keeps repeating them eventually!

Very true!

Q: I am hearing two songs at once and the pause button doesn't seem to work. Whats going on?

This happens in some configurations with older versions of the Flash player.

I've noticed that if I pause Pandora after a song has been submitted to last.fm and then unpause it, it will count down and submit again unless I click "Don't submit."

Has anyone got their account stolen, yet?

Thank you for your reply.

Me too.
:O

First off, great job on this! I wanted to do something similiar on my music site http://www.streampad.com, and contacted Pandora about this. They were not happy about putting their flash movie on another site. I wrote a blog post about this (and comparing last.fm to pandora) http://www.streampad.com/blog/?p=24.

Here's an excerpt from the email they sent me: "From a business standpoint, embedding our tuner into another site’s page is not attractive to us, because we use the page around the tuner to make money
(which we need because the serving and licensing costs for the music are
quite high). Also, whoever is serving the webpage on which the music is
playing is required to pay ASCAP and BMI (~3.5% of revenue), through direct
contracts with them. We already have these contracts in place, I suspect
you do not."

holy crap...haha. This is going to make it's way around the web fast :P

http://www.downloadsquad.com/2006/03/24/web-service-integrates-last-fm-with-pandora/

via waxy.org/links :P

It was on Waxy's link log this morning:
http://www.waxy.org/links/

And now it's on digg:
http://www.digg.com/music/Submit_Pandora_Listening_Info_to_Last.fm_in_Real-Time

I see people linking/bookmarking/etc PandoraFM for others to see, often with the "id=xxx" on there. If anyone hits that URL, they will start submitting to your last.fm site. That ID is a unique ID created when you login to associate your lastfm info to your current pandora session. www.real-ity.com/pandora/ would be the proper place to go.

Just a note from your friendly PandoraFM guy :)

it clearly says what your giving, are you sure you went to the right webpage?

Last.FM Username:
Last.FM Password:

You're logging on to the last.fm. You can log on to your Pandora account once the application has loaded. Just click "Account" and "Log in".