RhapScrobbler

RhapScrobbler is a lightweight software application developed specifically for helping you automatically monitor the tracks played via the Real Rhapsody Music service and submit them to Last.fm. The tool can be deployed on all Windows versions out there.

Clean design

It takes nothing more than a simple and fast installation process in order to deploy the utility on your computer. You are welcomed by a straightforward layout that includes only a few configuration settings.
You cannot find a help manual embedded in the package to read more about the setup options. However, you can venture into configuring the entire process on your own because the dedicated parameters look easy to decode.

Key features

RhapScrobbler reveals information about the current track, artist, and album directly in the main window. A plain text log file is automatically created by the program and contains information about all your actions and possible errors that may appear throughout the entire process.
A few configuration parameters are hidden under the hood for helping you paste a user-defined URL which includes recently played tracks (RSS feed), automatically check the Real Rhapsody Music service at a custom number of minutes, as well as start Rhapsody when opening RhapScrobbler.
Tests have pointed out that RhapScrobbler accomplishes tasks quickly. It remains light on system resources so the overall performance of the computer is not hampered. You may keep it running in the background. On the downside, it has not been updated for a long time so you may come across all sorts of issues and compatibility errors on newer operating systems like Windows 10 and 8.

Final ideas

All things considered, if you are looking for a simple and fast software solution for keeping an eye on tracks played through the Real Rhapsody Music service and submitting them to Last.fm, you may give RhapScrobbler a try and see what it can do for you. It can be tweaked by less experienced users and professionals alike.