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How do you get the data out of the Shazam app (?)
by rendaw 2y ago
How do you get the data out of the Shazam app (?)
- m000 2y agoIf you link it to your Spotify, Shazam will add anything it recognizes in a special playlist.
- kevindamm 2y agoI was going to complain that it had a non-duplicate constraint.. but then I realized you could remove from the other end and have a managed pubsub queue, nice.
- Aachen 2y agoI was wondering the same. Also curious about those battery stats: > Battery currently at 80% (a decrease of 6% in the last 4 hours). That's gotta be an OLED screen at lowest brightness or, even more likely, a fully black overlay app since the mic is constantly active and either locally processing it into Shazam and streaming fingerprints or (less cpu, more network) streaming it to a server which then does the processing and queries Shazam. As a comparison, my work phone is off+idle basically the whole time and takes twice as long to charge at a higher wattage as my personal phone (i.e.: large battery by my standards), and that uses nearly a percent per hour while the screen is off with maybe 20 messages and one email coming in across 4 hours. I'm amazed by the idea, that no rate limit has kicked in on Shazam, that they didn't connect it to a power source, and that the battery is lasting so long! Edit: missed that it is being powered by a solar panel
- 3np 2y agoThey might have a power bank as a buffer for the solar panel. Doesn't really go into detail.
- neuroelectron 2y agoThey likely removed the screen entirely
- Aachen 2y agoI'd doubt it. Installing an app for a dark screen overlay is so much less work compared to disassembling it and then somehow getting it to boot again and being able to control it to trigger Shazam continuously
- tspike 2y agoHe commented elsewhere that he uses a Python library that wraps a private API