i've turned off podcasts today. i just can't. to save my mental health, i'll listen to soothing greek music.
https://open.spotify.com/album/6gkXh8T92sqs957A5h75j1 >> spotdl to grab it
i've turned off podcasts today. i just can't. to save my mental health, i'll listen to soothing greek music.
https://open.spotify.com/album/6gkXh8T92sqs957A5h75j1 >> spotdl to grab it
any suggestions of any good #greekMusic? send em my way...
#laika, #zeimbeikika, #kritika
i'm down. from music from the 1920s to now.
hmm....spotdl letting me down today. falling back to ytdlp but that requires lots of manual tag intervention.
any good apps that let you auto tag stuff?
ytdlp gives me stuff like this.
'ARTIST - TITLE - Official Audio Release [EMNGz5ZhDvE].mp3'
I mean, yeah i could bash script this...but...must be ready made solution. i'm banging around on Bazaar and looking at what flatpaks there are. there are a lot but ....need to see what they do.

Edit metadata on headless servers (or anywhere else) via a clean web interface without complicated music library ecosystems, command line surgery, or file transfers β just Docker, a browser, and ze...
@piepants ok i think i solved half my problem by downloading better with yt-dlp
# youtube.sh
# use the script with a link
# e.g. youtube.sh YOUTUBEPLAYLIST
PLAYLIST=$1
yt-dlp \
--extract-audio \
--audio-format mp3 \
--audio-quality 0 \
-o '%(playlist_autonumber)s - %(artist)s - %(title)s.%(ext)s' \
--embed-metadata \
--parse-metadata "playlist_index:%(track_number)s" \
$PLAYLIST
@piepants i do this script.
then take a quick look in puddletag (from flathub). cool. saves me so much time instead of rawdogging yt-dlp
@piepants hmm... Now that I have a script for yt-dlp. I should look at this.
Thanks.
Need to edit audio metadata on a headless server? Until now you had to either use complex CLI tools over SSH, download files to edit locally,
Yeah that is me. I should change my ways.
@piepants I don't think metadata remote does file renaming, so I might use this CLI tool
https://github.com/ayoisaiah/f2
Variable Support: F2 allows you to use file attributes, such as EXIF data for images or ID3 tags for audio files, to give you maximum flexibility in renaming.