Yes -- playing the files at work from the drive at home. The drive is connected to the Pogoplug (which I should have clarified is a personal NAS device, essentially). I did play a bit with the output devices, tried a few different devices as well as tweaked the settings on each, but had similar resu...

I have a Pogoplug Series 4 set up at home to an external drive. Mediamonkey seems to have trouble playing larger mp3 files (particularly 320k mp3s) and FLAC files from the device. While playing, it'll stutter and then jump back a few seconds in the song. Mediamonkey itself doesn't see this happening...

I uninstalled and reinstalled the last.fm plugin, cleared the cache, etc. and I'm still getting the same behavior: now playing shows fine, log shows: 11/14/2011 13:03:22.657: Last.FM: Cache Submit Failed Plugin bug: Not all request variables are set - got 101 parameters. 11/14/2011 13:03:22.678: Las...

Since the other day, scrobbling just stopped working. Tracks are starting to build up in the cache and are erroring out on submit to last.fm (though the "Now Playing" works fine, tracks never actually get scrobbled). I'm using build 1459 with the latest last.fm plugin. Here's a relevant portion of t...

I Just wanted to note that with the latest MM (1376) and last.fm plugin (1.0.2.25), scrobbling seems to be working flawlessly now. The first track I play is correctly scrobbled, as is every subsequent track. And, so far, no double scrobbles. Good stuff!

This might not be an issue with MediaMonkey's extension. I searched the Last.fm forums for this, and there have been a number of people describing similar problems with the official Last.fm Scrobbler all month. I encountered it myself in foobar2000 and at first thought it was because I recently res...

Another piece of observational data - I've noticed that when it double-scrobbles a song, the next song that's played doesn't get scrobbled (and often the first song I play after starting MM doesn't scrobble either).

The Art & Details panel is blocking some text as seen in the image below: http://www.laze.net/images/artanddetails.jpg This is true in multiple skins (Vitreous and M-Plexxx for sure) and even if I remove one of the text fields, the bottom field is obscured. This seems to only happen when the "Folder...

So I did a full removal of all things MediaMonkey and then reinstalled MM 4 and the last.fm plugin. Started it back up, then shut down and copied my original MM.DB file (and that's it) back to the Roaming directory. It seems to not be losing scrobbles as it did before, but it is still double-scrobbl...

I'm still experiencing issues with the latest build of MM 4 and the last.fm plugin. Here's a log from this morning. Some songs were double-scrobbled (after pausing) and some were not scrobbled properly (they showed "now playing" but then didn't show up in the list of recently listened-to tracks). Th...

In addition to my previous mentioned double-scrobbles-on-pause issue, I'm now seeing a lot of my listens being re-dated to March 3rd. In other words, the song I'm listening to now is getting scrobbled as if it were March 3rd. Checked obvious things like the system clock. Not quite sure what's going ...

I've found that with the new version of the last.fm plugin, if I pause a song and restart it, it double-scrobbles. I saw the same: I also seem to have a lot of double entries when playing tracks through MediaMonkey itself. Pausing seems to be a plausible cause. I can't test as it no longer scrobble...

I've found that with the new version of the last.fm plugin, if I pause a song and restart it, it double-scrobbles. This didn't happen with the older version of the MM and the old last.fm plugin. Interestingly, for a long time, this happened with MOG as well. However, they've made a change that preve...

D'oh. That'll learn me to post without checking last.fm's status page first.

Thanks.

Not sure if this is an issue on the MediaMonkey side or the last.fm side, but some songs today are just not getting scrobbled. Here's what the log (for the last.fm scrobbler version 1.0.2.22) says for one of the failed submissions: 11/8/2010 15:21:26.675: Last.FM: Session ID d48d203dad494c4f85befd4f...