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Hey big fan of your downloader, was going to write my own before I did a search and saw yours
Problem is though, when I selected the popular option it listed all the songs, I added them all to download and most downloaded.
When I played them though it was really hit or miss some were the right song, some weren't the right song, just wondering what is up with that.
Also I believe you said that you allow people to use your DLL, I was wondering if all the DLL calls/parameters/parameter types were outlined somewhere or if they were the same as the internal api
Thanks for the info

Edit: I'm using the latest 0.3.5 beta

Edit 2: Well after looking at grooveshark and just clicking popular and playing on grooveshark, grooveshark is playing the wrong songs, so nothing wrong with the program but I'd still like to know about the DLL

You can use the dll with you own program. But please beware that it is not allowed to publish your software combined with my dll. If you want to provide your software you will have to refer to my website to download the dll!.

Just include the dll in your .net project and everything will be self explaining!

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I was afraid it was a .NET DLL, I haven't gotten around to learning C# yet, I think I'll take on the challenge and program my own and then if I get lazy I'll learn C# just to use your DLL

Also rather than making another feature request topic or maybe I should but you should add in the option for the program to update the ID3 Tags with the data that grooveshark returns, since most have all the info in them but some do not. And I'm sure a request for people to Login and grab their playlists/favorites has been requested. But I'm sure that's a larger scale thing to tackle compared to the ID3 tags, but just some suggestions.