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Google Music support #2204
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From john.maguire on September 13, 2011 06:07:14 Maybe when there's an API. Summary: Google Music support |
From davidsansome on April 26, 2012 09:41:46 Issue 2899 has been merged into this issue. |
From yurikoles on November 17, 2012 02:20:03 Voting on this. It will be a killer feature. |
From yurikoles on November 17, 2012 02:21:17 There is an unofficial api https://github.com/simon-weber/Unofficial-Google-Music-API |
From josh.jpe...@gmail.com on December 28, 2012 14:34:26 Rythembox has a gMusic pluggin |
From john.maguire on January 13, 2013 13:30:25 Issue 3428 has been merged into this issue. |
From lailo...@gmail.com on February 24, 2013 08:27:21 It would be great if this supported. I love how Clementine works. Currently I use a Mac app from the app store called G-Ear that works perfectly with Google music including the ability to edit playlists. Nice. |
From r.serou...@gmail.com on March 13, 2013 06:16:38 would be amazing!!! |
From arnaud.bienner on March 13, 2013 06:24:02 Labels: Restrict-AddIssueComment-Commit |
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I would switch to Clementine if this was implemented. |
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Would be really nice to have this implemented! |
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+1 this would be so damn awesome! (oh, sry, should I stahp?) |
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+1. Any news for this? If there is no plan on doing this, I might find the time to try it, even though C++ is not my primary language anymore. But I don't want to duplicate the work :D. |
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@robin92 There is an unofficial api https://github.com/simon-weber/Unofficial-Google-Music-API |
@robin92 @malexandre I'd help also; we can get a fork going. |
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+1. using the unofficial desktop app is pretty great but it feels like just a wrapped chromium. |
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I did some research and the unofficial API is written in Python. I'm pretty sure there's ways of using the API even if it is in Python with C++, but better yet there is a C++ port of the library that uses something called libcurl. I'm sure there's people out there much smarter than me that understand how it works but basically it means that the API works with C++. However this hasn't been updated in about two years, whereas the official version of the API (which is unofficial still) was last updated a month ago at the time of writing. I did some further research and found a cool project which uses the API to run Google Play Music in the command line. But from looking at it I can see that it uses and depends on MPV. To my understanding, Clementine uses GStreamer. How this tool uses MPV is by creating a link and then streaming it through MPV. In my brief tests trying to replicate the behaviour in the program I was unsuccessful. Although as the program clearly works or worked at one point it is definitely possible that by using this API, we can get the behaviour we seek in Clementine. However I can understanding wanting to wait for an official API as this API has updated and broken compatibility with previous versions due to a change with Google Play Music. tl;dr - API has a C++ port which seems slightly outdated but could be used to give the functionality the people in this issue want, myself included. However as the API is unofficial waiting for an official API (which Google have been reportedly working on for quite some time) seems logical. Having said that, +1. I want this functionality in Clementine and then I can stop using GPMDP. |
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+1 This would be a killer feature! |
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+1. Google Music webservice and plugin and gpmdp are all garbage, we need something usable for accessing Google Music storage |
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R & Linux Mint are my current limits. If Professor Louis Aslett can create a RStudio Amazon Web Services Instance (http://www.louisaslett.com/RStudio_AMI/) that works (?) on iPhones, then would it be possible to create a Clementine AWS Instance that could be used via the AWS iPhone app? EDIT: Realized this is off the topic of this thread. Where should I post this question? |
Just tried it but it was so laggy and resource intensive that I had to force kill the process to get it to stop playing, uninstalled it in under 3 hours. I'd love to see a support plugin for Clementine, alas, I fear that it's beyond my knowledge and available time to implement. |
There is not an official API for google music so this won't be done. See #4860 |
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having uploaded my entire CD library to Google Play Music so I could stream it to myself on my android devices when out and about, one would greatly appreciate the additional support for this added to Clementine, either via an option on the Google Drive plugin (since the login would be the same) or via an additional clementine plugin |
this would be awesome +1 |
please keep this active +1 |
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From FabioAr...@gmail.com on September 01, 2011 18:11:56
Can you make possible listen music saved in google music account in clementine?
Original issue: http://code.google.com/p/clementine-player/issues/detail?id=2204
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