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Libre.fm Source/Client
Mutli-scrobbler now supports Libre.fm as a Source and Client.
Additionally, if you are running your own Libre.fm instance there are options for defining your own instance as the endpoint.
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Mutli-scrobbler now supports Libre.fm as a Source and Client.
Additionally, if you are running your own Libre.fm instance there are options for defining your own instance as the endpoint.
When enhancing your scrobbles with Musicbrainz there are now 1) additional methods for searching and 2) an additional album sorting mechanism to bias matches towards the actual text from your original scrobble.
The order in which searches are executed has also been updated to be fully user-configurable. However, this is a breaking change if you previously had search-related file-config options (fallback*) or are using PRESETS ENV. See Breaking Changes below for how to migrate.
If you are using the Musicbrainz Stage transformer with any of the following options then you will eventually need to update your config to maintain existing behavior:
fallbackAlbumSearchfallbackArtistSearchfallbackFreeTextSearchMB_PRESETSIf none of these apply to you no action is required.
If these do apply to you: your existing configuration WILL continue to work but these options have been deprecated and will be removed in a future release. You should still migrate as soon as convenient.
In v0.11.0 Musicbrainz uses a searchOrder list to define the order that search methods are run in. See the Search Methods docs section for more information.
To migrate:
"fallbackAlbumSearch": true replace with "searchOrder": ["album"]"fallbackArtistSearch": "native"
"searchOrder": ["artist"]"searchArtistMethod": "native" (or naive)"fallbackFreeTextSearch": "true" replace with "searchOrder": ["freetext"]The directions above assume you are using each option by itself. If you are using more than one then simply combine replacements.
EX using both fallbackFreeTextSearch and fallbackAlbumSearch, replace with "searchOrder": ["album", "freetext"]
You will likely also want to add isrc and basic search methods to the front of your searchOrder, as this emulates the previous MB search behavior:
"searchOrder": ["isrc","basic","album","freetext"]
MB_PRESETS=... add default to beginning of your list IE MB_PRESETS=default,native,sensibleThe old, webhook-based Jellyfin source has been deprecated since v0.8.4 (September 2024). It has not been in the documentation for well over a year. It has now been fully removed.
The old webhook-based Plex and Tautulli (notification agent) Sources have been deprecated since v0.8.7 (October 2024). They have not been in the documentation for well over a year. They have now been fully removed.