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 Scrobbyl
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+This is a fork of the original Scrobbyl, because I tried to get it to work and couldn't.
+
+It's certainly incomplete, and I've had trouble getting it to recognize songs recorded
+from a microphone due to the fingerprinting not recgonizing it, which isn't something
+that can really be adjusted for on the client side, so no guarantees there.  Do let me
+know if you have success with that though.
+
+You'll need at least the following Python packages to run this.  Use whatever package manager you
+prefer, I uses `pip`, so I run `pip install <packagename>`:
+
+ * pyechonest
+ * pyaudio
+
+If you run `python scrobbyl.py` (after running the lastfm auth detailed below), the script
+will run a loop of recording a sample, trying to identify it.  If it recognizes a song
+that it hasn't scrobbled, it will scrobble said song.  The length recorded defaults to
+20 seconds, you can change that in `scrobbyl.py` in the call to recorder.recordAudio.
+
+This hasn't been extensively tested, I just threw my latest stuff up here because someone
+e-mailed me asking about it.  But in any case, it should work better than the original
+stuff, which was quite broken by now.  It at least runs in a loop, takes in audio,
+and tries to recognize it and scrobble it.
+
+I have ambitions to make a GUI out of it and such, but honestly there are more 
+important/interesting things on my plate at the moment, so I make no promises.
+
+If you have questions/comments, just leave comments here or otherwise contact me via GitHub.
+
+Original Readme
+==========================
+
 Don't you wish you could **scrobb**le your vin**yl**?  Well, now you can.
 
 What it does