hiwatt99

+1, excellent greasemonkey hack. :D --h

+1, thanks for all the efforts. --m

That's an odd artifact of the Java Calendar class -- it returns 0-based months, i.e., 0...11. The point of using the date was just to ensure unique filenames, not to be an accurate timestamp. ;-) Just add one to the returned value if you want the correct date/time. Now if I can just get Cooper's code to work it will all be moot... --h

At a forum member's request, I uploaded my hacked version (which saves the 'unknown' MP3s) here: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=91MI1BR2 Sorry about the lamer download site, but hey, it's free. For those like me that don't trust anonymous jars ;-), here are the changes: utilSongInfo.java import java.util.*; // Change main c'tor: public SongInfo(String artist, String title) { if ( null == artist ) this.artist = "unknown"; else this.artist = artist; if ( null == title ) { GregorianCalendar gc = new GregorianCalendar(); this.title = "" + gc.get(Calendar.YEAR) + Util.fmt(gc.get(Calendar.MONTH),2) + Util.fmt(gc.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH),2) + Util.fmt(gc.get(Calendar.HOUR_OF_DAY),2) + Util.fmt(gc.get(Calendar.MINUTE),2) + Util.fmt(gc.get(Calendar.SECOND),2); } else this.title = title; } ... add to util/Util.java: public static String fmt(int i, int w) { StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer(); while (w-- > 0) { sb.append( (char)('0' + (i % 10)) ); i /= 10; } sb.reverse(); return sb.toString(); } --h

The SWF is loading fine (probably redirected at pandora), but the 'artist' and 'title' parameters are no longer present, which is confusing 7.3 beta. --h

Another option might be to programatically follow the 'backstage' link and extract the <TITLE> text. I'm a flash dummy, though, so I have no clue how to do this.

I made a quick hack so that it will save MP3s as unknown-<date to the second>.mp3 but this is obviously pretty weak. Anyone have any clues about how to sort out the name and title? --h

I suspect one or more of the strings in Constants.java need to be updated, but I don't know how the original author sussed out these values in the first place. public static final String PARAM_ARTIST = "artist"; public static final String PARAM_ALBUM = "album"; public static final String PARAM_GENRE = "genre"; public static final String PARAM_COMMENT = "comment"; public static final String PARAM_YEAR = "year"; public static final String PARAM_TITLE = "title"; etc. --h

Is there a way to get this to work with an HTTP proxy (i.e., at work )? -h