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The text that will be output just before the song name. The text that will be output just after the artist name.

The text that will be output just before the artist name. The text that goes between the artist name and the song name.

Click the button beneath the service that says "Set User Log Location".Ĭ:\Users\ \AppData\Local\Spotify\Users\ \context_player_state_restoreĬ:\Users\ \AppData\Local\Amazon Music\Logs\AmazonMusic.log.

If the button below the service you selected does not change with the path of the log file, you will have to point to the file yourself.

The app will attempt to detect the appropriate log file for whichever service has been selected.

Select between either Spotify or Amazon Music using the radio buttons.

The time (in seconds) between attempts to detect the currently playing song.

No Spotify or Amazon Music logins required.

One that keeps a history of all songs played.

Add text before or after the artist name.

The app has a built in settings panel for updating. Thankfully, you won't have to configure it via editing text files. If it has trouble, though, you'll need to configure it yourself. The app attempts to read the Amazon and Spotify log files from your computer, and will try to detect them automatically. I'm not a big fan of having too many icons on my taskbar.

The app automatically minimizes to the system tray. This app tries to work around that issue. If it is, most of these apps are unable to read the window title and parse the artist and song name. One of the limitations of a lot of Spotify "now playing" apps is that they rely on Spotify to not be minimized into the system tray.