How can the scrubbler read this file? Spotify sent me something weird.
McGrey02 opened this issue · comments
The Json-file looked not as it should usually do. I asked for my extended spotify history, but the Json-file gave me this below (I
blanked some private data with "_"):
"ts": "2016-05-25T05:35:12Z",
"username": "",
"platform": "",
"ms_played": 187541,
"conn_country": "",
"ip_addr_decrypted": "",
"user_agent_decrypted": "unknown",
"master_metadata_track_name": "Close",
"master_metadata_album_artist_name": "IZECOLD",
"master_metadata_album_album_name": "Close",
"spotify_track_uri": "spotify:track:454IPfzFpYJsCvqbS0UDbR",
"episode_name": null,
"episode_show_name": null,
"spotify_episode_uri": null,
"reason_start": "appload",
"reason_end": "trackdone",
"shuffle": true,
"skipped": null,
"offline": false,
"offline_timestamp": 0,
"incognito_mode": false,
"city": null,
"region": null,
"metro_code": 0,
"longitude": 0,
"latitude": 0
The normal scrubbler can't read this. Is there something I can do? Or do I have to change everything manually to trackName, etc.?
Thanks in advance
McGrey
Did you choose the File Parser tab with file format JSON and click on the grey Settings button on the right side after parsing? There should be a popup window to adapt to the used expressions in your file for artist, album, album artist and track.