You know the songs on Spotify are not yours, right? You were just renting them?

I’m not saying you shouldn’t try to collect them now for use in Navidrome, but calling them “your songs” is just grating on me for some reason.

Also, I am a Spotify subscriber and just now tried to use yt-dlp with it but got this error:

ERROR: [DRM] The requested site is known to use DRM protection. It will NOT be supported. Please DO NOT open an issue, unless you have evidence that the video is not DRM protected

:(

Great to read the story from Adventure Log’s author. I just installed that app and I’m looking forward to trying to help improve it.

Stay classy, San Diego

… with some nice fava beans… flutter flutter flutter flutter

So meta

Two voids!

Next time on Smarter Every Day!

Worth a shot, eh?

What?

Maybe just let them be?

Sorry, I only know freedom units :|

Thanks! Yah, just installed it with apt and it’s brilliant - simple, but everything I need.

Hrrrmmm, yes. I’m starting to think there is no currently maintained, FOSS application that will both rip and tag MP3 files for me now.

Whipper seems to only outputs FLACs. FRE:AC doesn’t display correctly on my PC. I’m going to try Asunder next, but it too isn’t maintained, it seems.

If only I could go write my own…

@[email protected] Sorry to spam you - but I ran whipper and it created FLACs. I want MP3s, even though I know that makes me evil. :)

I’ve reviewed their github page and they don’t say it can directly output MP3s. Their example config file, for instance, doesn’t show a way to specify output format at all. Am I supposed to convert the files on my own then, or …? (That defeats my one step process but I’ll try if needed)

200 kph is 9,500 mph, for us Americans.

Thanks much! Super helpful. I am trying out whipper now and it looks good so far.

Just a note, you had an extra ‘L’ at the end of your URL:

http://www.accuraterip.com/driveoffsets.htm

:)

I just tried this app. When it opens, the UI is like 3x zoomed in, I can tell I’m not seeing the whole screen.

I found an open issue in their github with the same complaint. I tried both the appimage and the snapo and they both do this on my Ubunut PC. Guess I’ll have to keep looking.

Thanks. Am I right in seeing that the only install option for Asunder is to download the tar.bz2 file, extract it and then use make to build it? I have not done that before.

Yes, thanks but my library is OK now, I am looking for something to both rip and tag my new CDs as I rip them - in one step if possible.