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Philipp Wolfer 2023-12-10 16:15:09 +01:00
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@ -104,12 +104,12 @@ Imported 4 of 4 loves into listenbrainz.
Latest timestamp: 2023-11-23 14:44:46 +0100 CET (1700747086)
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Scotty will remember the latest timestamp for which it transferred data between the two services. The next time you run `scotty beam loves deezer listenbrainz` it will only consider tracks loved after the previous import. If you for some reason want to override this and start importing at an earlier time again, you can specify an earlier start time with the `--timestamp` parameter, which expects a Unix timestamp.
Scotty will remember the latest timestamp for which it transferred data between the two services. The next time you run `scotty beam loves deezer listenbrainz` it will only consider tracks loved after the previous import. If you for some reason want to override this and start importing at an earlier time again, you can specify an earlier start time with the `--timestamp` parameter, which can be either a Unix timestamp (seconds since 1970-01-01 00:00:00) or a date time string like "2023-12-10 16:12:00".
For example to import listens starting at a specific timestamp use:
```
scotty beam listens deezer listenbrainz --timestamp 1701872784
scotty beam listens deezer listenbrainz --timestamp "2023-12-06 14:26:24"
```