Description
clementine-last-export
clementine-last-export is a super handy Python script that's free and really easy to use. It helps you import playcounts from last.fm so you can keep your Clementine database up-to-date.
Temporary Solution for Clementine Users
This tool acts as a temporary fix until they roll out Issue 90 of the Clementine project. It's perfect for those who can't wait for the official update!
How to Use clementine-last-export
A quick note: since clementine-last-export runs outside of Clementine, you need to close Clementine before using it. If you don't, you might run into errors because it won't be able to access its database.
Coding Behind the Scenes
This script also uses lastexport.py, which comes from the lasttolibre project. You can check that out on their site if you're curious: lasttolibre project link.
Cross-Platform Compatibility
The best part? clementine-last-export works on multiple platforms! Whether you're on Mac OS X, Windows, or Linux, this tool has got you covered.
Need Help Installing?
If you're not sure how to install and use clementine-last-export, there are detailed instructions available online. Just click HERE.
User Reviews for clementine-last-export FOR MAC 7
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clementine-last-export is a convenient tool for updating playcounts in Clementine. Works well and easy to use; a great temporary solution.
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Clementine-last-export is a game changer! It's so easy to use and works perfectly for updating my playcounts.
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I love how simple clementine-last-export is! It seamlessly imports my last.fm data into Clementine. Highly recommend!
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This app works flawlessly on all platforms! It's a must-have for any Clementine user wanting to sync playcounts.
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Clementine-last-export exceeded my expectations! The setup was straightforward, and it saved me so much time.
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Fantastic tool! I finally have accurate playcounts in my Clementine library thanks to this handy script. Love it!
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Super easy to use and effective! Clementine-last-export is exactly what I needed to keep my music library updated.