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I haven't made much progress, so rather then look for an answer to the error stated in my original question, I think my problem would best be solved by some overall instructions on how to use Oauth properly. Please look below to question reformulated. ORIGINAL QUESTION I'm using the cocoa-wrapper api for soundcloud on my iPhone app. I'm trying to post with the code below, but get an error 422. I believe it has to do with the string @"x-myapplicationurlscheme://connect" , but the url's given to me by soundcloud look like this: https://soundcloud.com/connect https://api.soundcloud.com/oauth2

So I know there's plenty of SoundCloud documentation on creating custom players -- as well as streaming private sounds with their own player. But I can't find a definitive answer to: Can I stream private tracks through my own custom player using the API -- but WITHOUT requiring any SoundCloud login authentication? -- Or in bullet form, I want to know if i can: stream Soundcloud hosted tracks these tracks must be private and NOT publicly available on SoundCloud the player must be completely of our own design no SoundCloud login is required for anyone to listen to these tracks -- I realize this

I am using soundcloud custom player to create a player which can play all the songs on my site. This works pretty good when i just place static url of any track or a post. But what i want is to add the song to the list dynamically. I have done lots of research but couldn't get it to work. What i want is there would be multiple players through out the site. kind of( http://soundcloud.com ) and there would a main player on the top(like soundcloud) which would play around 100 latest songs on site and there would be a smaller player clicking on which will just append that song to the list and

When attempting to search for tracks based on 'geo' filter I always get back zero results. According to the documentation you can use ***** as a wildcard to search lat/lon ranges that exist in the 'tag-list' of each track in the server response. And we use the 'tags' filter when issuing our POST request. For example HttpResponse response = api.get("/tracks?tags=geo:lat%3D52.0*", null); returns zero results. I have also tried omitting the 'geo:' namespace reference, tried all sorts of variations of the lat/lon string for example 'lat=52.0' 'geo:lat=52.0*' . Tried both urlencoded and non

http://developers.soundcloud.com/docs/api When I look at the API docs, I see SC.stream("/tracks/293", function(sound){ sound.play(); }); When I look at the track I uploaded, it only provides me the permalink. How do I get the track ID from the website? Do I always have to do a /resolve to get the ID? This is probably more manual steps than /resolve, but it is "from the website." The sound id also appears in the embed code when you go to the sound and click "Share". For example, if you go to a sound page, e.g.: https://soundcloud.com/lowcountrykingdom/another-ordinary-day Then click "Share",

Hi! I'm building a Chrome extension, in which I need to embed a SWFobject in the background page. Everything works, except the JavaScript controls for the SWFobject and the eventListeners. My guess is that it has something to do with the cross-domain policies, because while testing the page on a webserver everything worked fine. Anyway, here's a snippet: In the main page: var playerView = chrome.extension.getBackgroundPage(); $('#playerPause').click(function(){ playerView.playerPause(); }); In the background: function playerPause() { if (postData[nowPlaying].provider == 'youtube' ) { player