// Loop through each item that is returned foreach($results as $result){ // you should now be at each item. echo $result['album_artist_name']; echo $result['album_title']; // And so on until you have echoed what you want. // loop subarrays foreach($result['genre'] as $genre){ // again echo anything here you would like. echo $genre['text'];...
android,android-wear,gracenote
Due to limitations with accessing the internet directly from a Wear device, you must pass either raw audio bytes or a fingerprint to the handheld device via the DataItem or MessageApi. (See https://developer.android.com/training/wearables/data-layer/index.html for information on these Wear APIs.) Then, on the device you can produce a fingerprint and/or submit...
Looks like you are not using the correct type of Client ID. You need to use a music platform Client ID to make WebAPI queries. Look for your App Detail and check if your Client ID is "Client ID for Mobile Client, Web API, and eyeQ".
windows-phone-8,visual-studio-express,gracenote
Problem solved. I'm not sure why, but after updating visualstudio, the error is gone.
Unfortunately, it's not possible to search using ISRC. You can get ISRC returned with the search result, but not the other way around.
Accelerator program gives you access to publicly available API's for commercial use. However, recognizing DVD or VOD is currently available to enterprise customers only.
You're missing a "/" in the ending TSID tag. <TSID>16<TSID> Should be <TSID>16</TSID> That should get you the right response from API....
It seems likely you are referring the the Rhythm API. As you probably can see from the function definition, you cannot create a playlist using 'ARTIST_ORIGIN'. The closest thing I can think of is creating a playlist (aka radio station) using on a popular song in the given country as...
You might want to check out the Discogs API. It provides extensive information about the releases of an artist including the release year. musicbrainz might also be of interest.