TinySong allows you to share music using a short URL using Grooveshark.

I have created a very simple script that connects to the TinySong API.

The TinySong TCL script for Eggdrop allows you to search for a track using tinysong.com and return the artist, title, album and url.

It works as follows:

> .song Midnight Juggernauts – Nine Lives
<Bot> HM2K, * TinySong: Midnight Juggernauts – Nine Lives [Dystopia] <http://tinysong.com/uAb8>

• Download tinysong.tcl

Enjoy!

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Here’s my setup…

I have two machines in my office, one has a hifi system attached, the other does not.

I use the lightweight media player Foobar2000 (foobar2000.org), developed by Peter Pawlowski, a former freelance contractor for Nullsoft. So you know it’s a good alternative to Winamp.

In Foobar2000 I add the location for PlusFM’s stream:

http://91.121.48.90

I then use the last.fm plugin for audio scrobbling in Foobar2000 (foo_audioscrobbler.dll).

This allows me to feed the track I’m listening to the last.fm API.

I can then call their API and display the current track I’m playing on any device, anywhere in the world.

I currently use it in combination with my “last.fm” mIRC script, which calls the API, reads the currently playing track, then displays it on screen when you trigger it using the /amp command.

This mean that when I hear a song I like, I could display it to share it with others, or just display it for my own interest.

This was great, until recently, when plusFM changed, and decided to stop displaying the track names on their feed…

* +HM2K is listening to www.plusfm.net – current track available on www.plusfm.net <www.last.fm/user/hm2k>

I understand that you guys want more hits to your site, but you’re messing up my last.fm feed.

Perhaps PlusFM could sign up to last.fm and feed the audio scrobbler, then I can simply read it from there!

Or perhaps I could read it directly from your site…

So it turns out there’s a feed on the site I can read from instead…

http://www.plusfm.net/titre_plusfm.php

So I wrote a little script for it called plusfm.mrc…

• Download plusfm.mrc
• Usage: /plusfm

[12:16:48 pm] * HM2K now playing Justice – Genesis <www.plusfm.net>

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I will still continue to maintain this blog, but there will be no more technical IT support posts.

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