AudioScrobblerService failed with "bad timestamp"

[occulkot]

I'm having problem with scroblling to last.fm. Account and passwords are ok, music plays fine but in the log i can see message about bad timestamp.

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11-05-07 09:14:57 CEST]    WARN   AudioScrobblerService   Failed to scrobble song 'Perdition's Light' at Last.fm. Bad timestamp, please check local clock.
[11-05-07 09:14:57 CEST]    WARN   AudioScrobblerService   Failed to scrobble song 'Across the Qliphoth' at Last.fm. Bad timestamp, please check local clock.

Im sure i have correct time and timezone set up.

Version 4.4 (build 2172) – 6 february 2011
Server jetty-6.1.x, java 1.6.0_25, Windows 7 (64,7 MB / 96,7 MB)

greetings
MR

[lime]

I have the same problem, Subsonic seems to use the wrong timezone for some reason. On mine it's apparently PDT although my computer clock is GMT+2 (a ten hour difference).

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[7/28/11 4:07:41 PM PDT]    WARN   AudioScrobblerService   Failed to scrobble song 'The Wonders At Your Feet' at Last.fm. Bad timestamp, please check local clock.

Any way to choose the correct timezone manually?

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Version   4.5.beta1 (build 2289) – June 19, 2011
Server   jetty-6.1.x, java 1.6.0_26, Windows 7 (29.5 MB / 55.5 MB)

[jaume]

I am having the same issue. Any ideas on how to fix this?

[jaume]

Are there any more users with this issue? Just wondering if it is something on the last.fm server side or something that can be fixed on my side.

[jaume]

I found the cause of this issue! I had some additional clocks set up under the Windows 10 settings. Once I removed the clocks the scrobbling started working again.

Could this be resolved somehow so we can have additional clocks and scrobble at the same time?

[MoreTrife]

Jaume could you elaborate on the problem and solution you found? I am getting the same error and don't understand how you fixed it. Thanks.

[MoreTrife]

Okay I figured it out. My BIOS clock was off! Crazy. Now scrobbling.