It’s really great to track your listening habits over a long time period, the number of songs you’ve listened to as well as the number of minutes. “Audio Scrobbling,” as defined by Last.fm, is the act of submitting to a central database the details of what songs you’ve been listening to (what album, by who and when you listened).
So it makes good sense to have the ability to scrobble the tracks you listen on YouTube to your Last.fm profile. Many artists have their own YouTube channels. YouTube which is the largest video site on the internet, has an extensive collection of Video songs. It also is a great place to discover new music and keep up with the latest music related trends. Last.fm is an excellent way to keep track of your as well as your friends music listening habits as well as track the music you have listened over a time. Today we look at another major online media site – YouTube and how we can scrobble music tracks from there to Last.fm. We have also seen how to use Google Chrome as a music player with Last.fm. We have previously seen, how to scrobble tracks from VLC to Last.fm.
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