Scrobbling to Last.fm

Last.fm keeps a history of the music you listen to, and each entry in it is called a scrobble.

Once you connect your account, eara scrobbles the songs you listen to while you're in the voice channel with it, no matter who queued them.

A song is scrobbled after it has played for half its length or 4 minutes, whichever comes first. Songs shorter than 30 seconds aren't scrobbled.

The connection is tied to your Discord account, not a server, so it works in every server you listen in. It's free.

Connect your account

eara replies with a private button. Click it to open Last.fm and authorize the connection.

Only you can see the button, and it expires after 10 minutes. Never share it or post it in a channel: someone else could use it to link their Last.fm account to your Discord account. If it stops working, run the command again.

Check your connection

Shows which Last.fm account is connected and whether scrobbling is on or paused.

Pause scrobbling

Stops scrobbling without disconnecting your account. Use value:true to resume.

Running the command without a value toggles scrobbling. To check whether it's on, run /last-fm status.

Disconnect your account

Removes the connection and stops scrobbling. You can reconnect any time with /last-fm connect.