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Reposting a reply by Jackson800 to a comment below: If you act quick, you can access some of your playlist data by logging in here: http://groovebackup.com/ ht
by ladybro 11y ago
Reposting a reply by Jackson800 to a comment below:
If you act quick, you can access some of your playlist data by logging in here:
http://groovebackup.com/ http://groovebackup.com/
- FooNull 11y agoWONDERFUL It didn't have all of my playlists, but I was able to at least recover a small portion of my songs. Some is better than none...
- seanieb 11y agoThat failed for most of my playlists and favorites. However, it's also possible to get some playlists from your browsers local cache: https://www.dropbox.com/s/h9ubz6l2uedt6mc/Screenshot%202015-04-30%2018.22.11.png https://www.dropbox.com/s/h9ubz6l2uedt6mc/Screenshot%202015-...
- DaemonHN 11y agoThank you, that worked great as it had majority of my library saved in JSON format.
- chrisetch 11y agoLikewise, I was able to get most of my library from the "library" key
- Kronopath 11y agoYeah, looks like it keeps track of songs added to your collection in JSON format under the key "library<some big number>". Thanks for the heads-up. As incontrovertibly illegal and probably unethical as this website was, I'm going to miss it. It was a great way to discover new music and I've become a fan of many artists that I found through it. There really is nothing like throwing a bunch of songs in the queue and saying "give me more music like this" using its radio service.
- Zardoz84 11y agoThanks bro ! At least I could recover the name of the songs and artist of some songs that I had on grooveshark