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Does anyone know a good way of exporting my rdio "history" data? I have years of data in there.
by ehmorris 11y ago
Does anyone know a good way of exporting my rdio "history" data? I have years of data in there.
- pit 11y agoHow do you want it?
- ehmorris 11y agoAh here's a solution: make a cURL request for all your history data. Simple way to get a well formatted request: * Go to the history tab (http://www.rdio.com/people/username/history/ http://www.rdio.com/people/username/history/) and pull up the inspector * Scroll down once or twice and go to the network tab * Find the `getHistoryForUser` request and right-click it, select "copy as cURL" * Paste into your editor and change the "start" param to 0 and the "count" param to 99999 * Make the cURL request. Boom, no rate limiting. I got 3.5mb of history (though it seems to only go back 1 year.
- JeremyHerrman 11y agoThanks!!
- bgentry 11y agothis tweet (linked elsewhere in the thread) references a Chrome extension that lets you export any of your playlists or your entire collection to a CSV: https://twitter.com/frank_chimero/status/666373969394708481 https://twitter.com/frank_chimero/status/666373969394708481
- ehmorris 11y agoAh I've already done that, but I also have a listening history I want to preserve. I should have been using last.fm :( I did manage to get the past year though, via a comment below.