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I don't think downloading directly from Spotify is possible, considering they have DRM (I might not know what I am talking about, feel free to criticize). And I tried downloading from Spotify directly using
yt-dlp
.That said,
spotdl
seems to only download from YouTube (which is not DRM protected). So what I would recommend you do is ignore ChatGPT and use a well-known tool (such asyt-dlp
) in the terminal. It is as intuitive as it gets and it does not require you to do scripting (unless you want to). And find (or create) a playlist using your YouTube account and download that usingyt-dlp
flags to convert themp4
orwebm
files intomp3
or otherI think the docs will have what you're looking for: https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp#usage-and-options and if not, good ol' internet search is a couple keystrokes away
edit: oh F, I didn't read it completely. You lost me at it's not possible, but now after having read it, you might have a point.
it's possible.
https://paste.debian.net/plain/1293528