libspotify

The terms of use for libspotify state that the key should be stored in a secure manner. The only recommendation for storing the key that I've found is compiling your application and distributing the binary. I have a hard time seeing this as anything else than security by obscurity since the key is easily retrievable using a debugger. Is this really the approach Spotify suggests? What about if I only compile the file containing the key and distribute the rest of my application as open source? I guess the essence of my question is this: how do I avoid breaching the ToS without requiring every

I have created a Client ID and Secret Key in Spotify's developer app section. I am referencing this document and want to extend this by choosing multiple artists. https://www.r-bloggers.com/the-eurovision-2016-song-contest-in-an-r-shiny-app/ In this example, they are only choosing 1 artist ID but there are some holes to this, 1) How do you obtain the artist name rather than the artist ID because I can't find a glossary key anywhere for the artist ID? 2) How do you choose multiple artists rather than just one. So for example, how do I choose Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley? Code is below:

I'm trying to play raw pcm data delivered from ohLibSpotify c# library ( https://github.com/openhome/ohLibSpotify ). I get the data in the following callback: public void MusicDeliveryCallback(SpotifySession session, AudioFormat format, IntPtr frames, int num_frames) { //EXAMPLE DATA //format.channels = 2, format.samplerate = 44100, format.sample_type = Int16NativeEndian //frames = ? //num_frames = 2048 } Now i want to directly play the received data with NAudio ( http://naudio.codeplex.com/ ). With the following code snippet i can play a mp3 file from disk. Is it possible to directly pass the

I am currently working on an android app which is implementing the Spotify API. I have all of the code connecting my app to spotify using the tutorial and have been working on my app for sometime now. When I play a song through my app after authenticating the user, it works perfectly, that is on my emulator. When I switch it over to my phone it didn't work and gave me an INVALID_APP_ID error in the android response. When I uninstalled spotify off my phone and then tried to login to spotify through my app, I was then able to play music from my phone without any crashes. So my question is how do

Looks like Apple has tightened app store submissions staring May 1. I have an app that uses Spotify and have been accepted into the App Store multiple times. On a recent update, the app was rejected for the following reasons... Non-public API usage: Apps are not permitted to access the UDID and must not use the uniqueIdentifier method of UIDevice. Please update your apps and servers to associate users with the Vendor or Advertising identifiers introduced in iOS 6. Doing the following on libspotify strings libspotify | grep uniqueIdentifier returned 3 instances of uniqueIdentifier. Another