Scrobble - Audioscrobbler Plugin - Supported Audio Players (hardware)

Supported Audio Players (hardware)

There is some support for portable audio players. Since most of these are offline (which breaks the Last.fm concept), track info has to be batch scrobbled. Players for which batch upload software is available:

• iPod: The most recent version of the Last.fm software for Windows and Mac (introduced in May 2008) features iPod scrobbling. Although this was introduced in a previous version of Last.fm many users had complained that such features had ceased to function in recent updates.
• iPod Touch and iPhone: With iPod touch and iPhone's firmware version 2.0, Last.fm has created an official client for streaming its music. Alternatively, through the process of Jailbreaking your iPod Touch/iPhone, MobileScrobbler can both stream radio and scrobble tracks via Wi-Fi or an EDGE/3G mobile connection. Track plays are counted using iTunes's system of registering a play if the last 5 seconds of a track are listened to, as opposed to Last.fm's conventional method which scrobbles a play once 50% of a track has elapsed. When the iPod syncs with iTunes, play count data is transferred, which is then extracted by the Last.fm software. iScrobble is a realtime Scrobbler that doesn't require a jailbreak and supports non-realtime and realtime background Scrobbling direct from iDevices. iScrob is a realtime backgrounding Scrobbler that doesn't require a jailbreak.
• Rhythmbox's plugin supports iPod scrobbling
• Smartphones running Google's Android operating system using the Last.fm app which is free from the Android Market.
• Microsoft Zune via Zuse
• Smartphones using Windows Phone OS.
• Nokia N900 (mafw-lastfm plugin for Maemo 5 devices like the Nokia N900)
• Mobbler for Symbian smartphones. With Mobbler, songs played through the phone's music player can either be scrobbled live through an internet connection, or cached and scrobbled later. It also has last.fm radio functionality, along with various other features.
• Aspy Player for Symbian smartphones, e.g. Samsung i8510 where Mobbler doesn't work.
• PlayStation Portable with third party software LightMP3
• Rockbox replacement firmware
• Various other players: supported with the Rockbox firmware - logs made by these players can be uploaded to Last.fm using third party software. Such software includes the web based dap-scrob, and the GUI based Qt4 program QTScrobbler
• Zenses is an open source utility program for MTP compatible devices such as iriver clix, Toshiba's Gigabeat line, SanDisk's Sansa series, Samsung's YP series, Microsoft Zune, & Creative's Zen players. It lets you submit play counts from the player to Last.fm, view charts on what you've played and create recently added playlists. Zenses was designed and developed for use with Creative's Zen Vision:M media player; however it should also work with most other MTP compatible devices. A new version of the application is currently in development by Adam Livesley.
• TrekStor Vibez with scrobbler It'sGotTheVibez
• Frontier Silicon-based connected audio devices.
• INQ1 mobile phone supports scrobbling from its native media player
• Sonos Wireless HiFi Multi-Room Music System supports scrobbling and streaming Last.fm radio
• Squeezebox (network music player) supports scrobbling and streaming Last.fm radio
• Onkyo A/V receivers (selected models in selected countries) supports scrobbling and streaming Last.fm radio