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Searchable / queue-able streaming music beta
2007-08-13, 8:23 PM #1
http://www.seeqpod.com/

:awesome:
woot!
2007-08-13, 8:31 PM #2
That's amazing! How does it work?
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2007-08-13, 8:32 PM #3
Originally posted by SMOCK!:
That's amazing! How does it work?


Beats me...though the legality is probably rather questionable...
woot!
2007-08-13, 8:33 PM #4
Yeah. It looks like people add links to hosted mp3s or pages that link to mp3s. Legality thoughts?
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2007-08-13, 9:10 PM #5
Legality thoughts: who gives a ****? That's a damned impressive website there.
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2007-08-13, 9:15 PM #6
I refuse to learn Python. :colbert:

Edit: Well I demonstrate my superb and superior reading skills
Quote:
The Seeqpod REST API can be used by writing a client in your preferred language e.g. Python, Java, C, PHP, Ruby or any other capable language.

I wonder if I can wrap this in .NET
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2007-08-13, 9:36 PM #7
Wow, that is cool.
2007-08-13, 9:40 PM #8
Originally posted by JediGandalf:
I wonder if I can wrap this in .NET

Since it's REST, you can absolutely wrap it in .NET, and any other language that has libraries to support HTTP requests.
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2007-08-13, 10:09 PM #9
Seeqpod is legal, but pretty much everything it links to isn't. It's as legal as googling for MP3s >.>
2007-08-13, 10:53 PM #10
Originally posted by ******:
Since it's REST, you can absolutely wrap it in .NET, and any other language that has libraries to support HTTP requests.

Ahhh. That is excellent.
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2007-08-14, 4:12 AM #11
Originally posted by JediGandalf:
I refuse to learn Python. :colbert:

IronPython!
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2007-08-14, 1:23 PM #12
This is extremely cool.
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2007-08-14, 1:43 PM #13
Yeah but it still fails to find me the Rice University recording of Louie Louie. :(
nope.
2007-08-14, 1:59 PM #14
Would someone explain to me what it so neat about this? It's just an in browser thing where you search for music and it pops up links to MP3s, which you can add to an online playlist, yeah? It's already been done and I have it on my MySpace page. What am I missing about this that is so "OMFG AMAZING"?
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2007-08-14, 2:12 PM #15
I found this.

http://ophirprison.com/extra/music/louie_louie.mp3
nope.
2007-08-14, 2:26 PM #16
Originally posted by Zloc_Vergo:
Would someone explain to me what it so neat about this? It's just an in browser thing where you search for music and it pops up links to MP3s, which you can add to an online playlist, yeah? It's already been done and I have it on my MySpace page. What am I missing about this that is so "OMFG AMAZING"?


Because it doesnt hunt just the myspace database. This is pretty much like searching for mp3s over google... except it collects all results to one page that you can listen to them on.
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2007-08-14, 2:43 PM #17
Why the heck didn't it find any results when I searched for bands like Hammerfall?

<_> Oh well
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2007-08-14, 7:14 PM #18
You know what this has taught me?

Internet users on a whole have horrible taste in music.
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2007-08-14, 8:13 PM #19
This is awesome.

Now I can harass people that host songs by struggling indie bands.


AWESOME
2007-08-14, 8:38 PM #20
Originally posted by mb:
Because it doesnt hunt just the myspace database. This is pretty much like searching for mp3s over google... except it collects all results to one page that you can listen to them on.

This is what I was talking about. Obviously, what was posted here is slightly higher quality because of the "Discover" function. But what I linked to allows you to search a song title, add it to a playlist, and then listen to the playlist. How is this not the same thing?
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2007-08-14, 8:44 PM #21
Zloc_Vergo isn't good at internet.

He might take a step back and stop trying so hard to be good at internet.
2007-08-14, 10:07 PM #22
Thanks for answering my question.

How is this different from what I linked to?
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2007-08-14, 10:10 PM #23
Not good at internet.
2007-08-14, 10:22 PM #24
Originally posted by Zloc_Vergo:
This is what I was talking about. Obviously, what was posted here is slightly higher quality because of the "Discover" function. But what I linked to allows you to search a song title, add it to a playlist, and then listen to the playlist. How is this not the same thing?


Actually I think that's a little better because it lets you look at other peoples' playlists and listen to them.
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2007-08-14, 11:24 PM #25
I think this would be rather useful for hearing one of the obscure bands that people mention to me without having to download, buy, or search youtube for.
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