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Now that I’ve rewritten the Pandora API to use their more stable version, I’ve had time to do something I haven’t had time for in a long time – add more features!
There’s been lots of little tweaks, bug fixes, and enhancements along the way but there’s been one greatly requested feature: Last.FM Scrobbler support. So I leave you with the teaser below. Stay tuned, the new version will be released soon!!
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Really appreciate the work you’ve done on Elpis, I use it every single day. Thanks for continuing to support & update this software!
Very nice! Looking forward to the next and upcoming versions.
I agree, this is an awesome tool and I’m ashamed I haven’t contributed yet.
Great Product! THANKS!!
Any thoughts of adding support for feeding AirPlay devices? Ive tried getting to AirPlay supported devices using Airfoil with Elpis, but the audio seems to be clipping when it goes through both Elpis *and* Airfoil….
Thanks! I’ve heard that Bass (the audio back-end I use) and Airfoil don’t play nice together. Though it could also be a computer speed thing. Airfoil has to basically take the raw PCM audio coming through the windows sound subsystem and re-encode it back to AAC on the fly to pass it to AirPlay. This is because AirPlay basically just takes streams of the encoded files and not raw audio streams.
AirPlay support is theoretically possible but would basically mean bypassing Bass entirely and sending the AAC (I don’t think it supports MP3) stream directly. Sorry… got overly technical there. Anyways, I will look into it, but it would probably require a very large rewrite of the audio system.