When you have downloaded Spotify songs with MuConvert Spotify Music Converter, you can play them on the default players and then use the Rainmeter “Now Playing” feature successfully. MuConvert Spotify Music Converter helps people to remove DRM from all protected Spotify songs easily, then convert them to common formats such as MP3, M4A, WAV, or FLAC for getting them to be played on all players such as Windows Media Player offline without any limitations. So, to download Spotify songs offline for saving on computer, you need the help of MuConvert Spotify Music Convetrer. So, if you want to show Spotify Music now playing on Rainmeter without errors showed up, you need to download Spotify songs offline at first, the freely display them through other stable media players supported by Rainmeter, such as the local media player installed on your Windows. However, when Spotify would be frequently updated, sometimes this Rainmeter feature would not work properly. This project and its documentation will now be hosted on Github.Many people would like to use the “Now Playing” feature provided by Rainmeter to show the slick interface while playing Spotify songs. Thank you for your feedback and help all this time, hope I see you around. If you clicked the New skin button, the newly created skin will open. So create a new skin (eg on the Skins tab of the Manage Rainmeter window, click the Create new skin button and name the newly created config FountainLoader, for example). Worked for me with the Monstercat visualizer out of the box. For this you have to create a new skin, into a different config than the Fountain of Colors. There is already a working plugin for this. Turns out I'm not the first guy to get that idea, and this is where the good news comes in.

To be perfectly honest I haven't used Rainmeter actively in a few years, so continuing the development has been 100% for you guys (which I have truly enjoyed ).Īs i have considered other implementations pretty much every time something has broken, I finally decided to dive into the Chromium Embedded Framework that Spotify is built on. The LocalApi has been shut down, and I am currently rate-limited from using the WebApi (So it wouldnt be able to handle the amount of traffic we need for real-time info).

It has been an uphill battle for quite some time now, and I feel the final nail in the coffin has been set. Raptor posted on July 24,2018 The good news is at the bottom.Īs much fun as this have been I have decided to stop development on this plugin.

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