I feel like I'm posting the exact same comment a bit too often, but here it is: Zotify is the answer!
this post was submitted on 07 Nov 2023
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Looks great, but I get a lot of SSL errors without real tine downloading and one every 5 or so songs with it.
It'll take a week or two to download 3000 songs, but running it periodically after that should be fine.
I downloaded about 3 hours max at once but got no errors.
Just pirate everything.
The only music worth paying for is the one that comes on physical media or videogame soundtracks on Steam. 💿🎵
Pirating music isn't as easy as it was back in the days of Napster. I tried for a year to get FLAC files from Usenet and it was hit or miss, that's why I ended up subscribing to Spotify. It's just easier.
You've been out of the game for too long, friend. We have Lidarr now....among all the other tools mentioned here.
Lidarr automates the acquisition but doesn't actually supply you with any songs to download. I have to agree with them that pirating music is not easy these days and this is coming from someone in about half a dozen private trackers with around 60TB of TV and movies on my server.
Aside from finding the files, there's also barely any standard for file naming and lots of different sources for specific songs (from multiple different albums even) which makes managing it all a huge pain in the ass (Lidarr does help with this part though provided your sources are good).
Yes, you have to find your own trackers, that's always been the case. And Lidarr does help with renaming and organizing files, yes. I'd argue that this person is making things harder by searching for FLAC files specifically, which is unnecessary. Most people don't care about lossless, so it's harder to find. Makes perfect sense to me.
Also, check out Soulseek. It's a proprietary app that doesn't use torrents, but it's P2P and it's very popular.
Check out spotDL. I use Musicolet as a player on my phone
Yep, spotDL is nice. It does however not download from Spotify directly because of legal reasons. Instead, it searches the songs on other sites, for example YouTube Music, and downloads them from there. So YMMV based on which songs you're trying to get.
Are you me lol
Same but Ibuse AIMP as a player
What you're looking for is OnTheSpot. Just ripped my library of a few thousand a few weeks ago, went very quickly and with full metadata.
Try slavart dot gamesdrive dot net (or use their server on divolt.xyz)
Their website lets you search for songs and download them, or their Divolt for using a bot that lets you type $dl link-to-song and it'll send you a download link.
Also the Divolt bot supports Spotify, Qobuz, Tidal, Deezer, and if I remember correctly Apple Music links.
Use @deezertogdrivebot on telegram, it can rip from Deezer and support boths Spotify and Deezer links and even playlist is supported and gives you zip file link
Music slav on divolt. Plop in the link to the playlist/album into the download request then wait for it to download and zip it and you download from there. Max 100 tracks per playlist however.
It's how I get my liked Spotify songs downloaded in mp3 with no DRM and throw them on my iPods.
Obviously a VPN is recommended
Works with FLACs off Deezer, Qobuz and Tidal as well
Edit: hmm looks like they've moved to discord now
Doubledouble dot top
Sometimes it’s down, sometimes it fails even when it’s up, but when it works it’s a great tool. Rips from q onus and other streaming services too.
*qobuz
If you are using PC, you can try a thing called Nuclear Music, it has all the songs on Spotify or even more, and it allows you to import playlist from there
I literally made my own. Pulls down the OGG directly and saves it, then uses Spotify's own APIs to correctly tag the file
Sounds like a good idea. Zotify keeps throwing meter-long stacktraces at me about SSL errors that I assume are API rate limits because there's less of them when I use real-time downloading.
Maybe it's even a nice project for an android app because zotify doesn't run there yet.
So, the way I did it, I used Librespot as a base and modified the code. It was a good introduction to Rust.
Spytify and a VM. Let it run and rip to a network share.
Spotify streaming quality isn’t great anyway. Choose a different streaming service like Tidal which has actively maintained tools to get what you need
I use bluetooth headphones, 300kbps is enough.
most of those services require a paid tidal plan to access higher quality downloads, and tidal / qobuz / etc aren't available in my country for some reason
It’s worth it when you can have it (forever). There’s always some price of admission, nothing in piracy is ever really free. You can certainly circumvent any blockades with a VPN and find a way to use crypto to fund the paid plan.