Does anyone have working cover-art version?

[seandex]

if so could you share your .py files?

[seandex]

from my research, Spotify checks login or any credential for web art, and current script doesn't do the credential part.

[gbvsilva]

My version of spotify-ripper does not downloading cover-art with audio files anymore. Sincerely, Graco Babeuf. Em Ter, 7 de mai de 2019 10:53, awsms <[email protected] escreveu:

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[XP-Fan]

Hey, I'm extremely sorry for disturbing here, but has anyone the spotify ripper working till as of now? Cause I am absolutely new to this (tryed yesterday) and it won't let me create an API-Key. So if it somehow still works to grab the audio files from spotify (I don't care about covers etc. since I'm blind), could someone for whom it works please help me?

[hedwiggggg]

I've made a spotfiy-ripper-web version basing on the spotify-ripper project here. And i've implemented a workaround for the cover art. You can check it out if you want.

https://github.com/hedwiggggg/spotify-ripper-web

[XP-Fan]

Well, interesting, however I do not have an appkey and it also won't let me create one. That is why I asked whether anyone knows if this still works. I just used that cover-tread to ask since it was the latest active one. So when someone can still manage to rip spotify songs, I would ask him to contact me and help me get it running as well please.

[hedwiggggg]

Just google for "spotify_appkey.key" and take the first github link you find. Download it and you are ready to go.

[hedwiggggg]

https://github.com/search?l=&q=filename%3Aspotify_appkey.key&type=Code

[XP-Fan]

Ah well, 321 Bytes is that possible? And then I need some help with the docker stuff as I am primarily a Windows XP-User. I do have an computestick running fedora linux for the sake of whapp-irc, but I'm not really well with the SSH and stuff, the whapp-irc maintainer was as friendly as to set things up for me and I kept it that way ever since.

[hedwiggggg]

You can also use the appkey for this project. you don't have to use it for my web-port.

I don't really have expirience in docker for windows.

[XP-Fan]

well, has anyone managed to get the " pyspotify" work on Windows? Otherwhise I could just give you the SSH-credentials of the fedora.

[hedwiggggg]

Okay, just leave your email or something; Than i'll contact you;

[XP-Fan]

Well, you can write to neverseen[at]neverseen[dot]de<mailto:[email protected]>, it's a forward, then I reply with my real address.

[DevMiKeCL]

I've made a spotfiy-ripper-web version basing on the spotify-ripper project here. And i've implemented a workaround for the cover art. You can check it out if you want.

https://github.com/hedwiggggg/spotify-ripper-web

nice, but it's works for albums only
thanks you!

[ttmx]

@XP-Fan https://github.com/richardk80/spotify-ripper/raw/master/spotify_appkey.key Here you go.

Thats down my man.

[DevMiKeCL]

@XP-Fan https://github.com/richardk80/spotify-ripper/raw/master/spotify_appkey.key Here you go.

Thats down my man.

try https://github.com/search?l=&q=filename%3Aspotify_appkey.key&type=Code

[pauloup]

I fixed this issue and pulled a request. The only file to be changed is tags.py and you can get it here #53

[seandex]

I fixed this issue and pulled a request. The only file to be changed is tags.py and you can get it here #53

Attempting to retrieve track from Spotify's Web API
https://api.spotify.com/v1/tracks/3CaZuQC9Y4pKaF0X9c2T3D
URL returned non-200 HTTP code: 401

Am I missing something or is there a such one time authorization step after the installation that I didn't do it?

[pauloup]

@seandex Sorry, I just use my Spotify Premium credentials to login and the api key I generated years ago. Have you done that?

[seandex]

@seandex Sorry, I just use my Spotify Premium credentials to login and the api key I generated years ago. Have you done that?

Yes, I could do everything except for the album art that means I guess I had api.
I also use ID/PW. and created that 1 API was required from the installation page.
2nd attempt was re-install clone but no helps. still no arts.

long time ago i remember the oauth.html something that is missing in this github.

[pauloup]

@seandex Sorry, I just use my Spotify Premium credentials to login and the api key I generated years ago. Have you done that?

Yes, I could do everything except for the album art that means I guess I had api.
I also use ID/PW. and created that 1 API was required from the installation page.
2nd attempt was re-install clone but no helps. still no arts.

long time ago i remember the oauth.html something that is missing in this github.

I see you have tried many things. Sorry, it's getting hard for me to think of what's left to do. Have you tried the changes I included in the tags.py file? What's the error message, if any?

[seandex]

So far, I tried to overwrite tags.py to the build and re-installed it. maybe it's my settings and cache.
let me create a vps and try it again, if that fails, by any chance would you be able to rsync your directories except for your credential and api? I guess rsync method should work.

[ghost]

@ttmx The file I linked to on here is in a private repo, and I'm not planning on making it public. Made a separate repo with just the spotify_appkey.key file: https://github.com/richardk80/spotify-appkey/raw/master/spotify_appkey.key

[ghost]

@pauloup I made the changes to my tags.py file, and I'm able to get album art again. Thank you! Now if we can figure out how to download playlists like before without using text files that would be great.

[pauloup]

So far, I tried to overwrite tags.py to the build and re-installed it. maybe it's my settings and cache.
let me create a vps and try it again, if that fails, by any chance would you be able to rsync your directories except for your credential and api? I guess rsync method should work.

I really think you don't need to reinstall spotify-ripper to apply these changes. I just changed the tags.py file located in:
/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/spotify_ripper-2.9.1-py2.7.egg/spotify_ripper/tags.py

If you don't mind, I would prefer if you could share a google drive link with a copy of the folder /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/spotify_ripper-2.9.1-py2.7.egg/, instead of messing with rsync. So I could compare your version to mine.

[pauloup]

@pauloup I made the changes to my tags.py file, and I'm able to get album art again. Thank you! Now if we can figure out how to download playlists like before without using text files that would be great.

Yeah, that's my next goal.

[seandex]

@pauloup I have not had chances to try it due to in real-life business, and today, I tried it in brand new ubuntu but it is the same no album pictures.
what is your config.ini?

[pauloup]

what is your config.ini?

@seandex The relevant parameter in it is
cover-file-and-embed = "cover.jpg"

[seandex]

what is your config.ini?

@seandex The relevant parameter in it is
cover-file-and-embed = "cover.jpg"

it works actually. Thanks!

[seandex]

@pauloup hey Paul. the cover art downloads the biggest size of cover art which is 640x640 and it won't display on native portable music players with builtin LCD.
is there a way to make it 600x600?

it should be something like
get(meta['albumPic'] + '?param=600y600')
or
replace('-large', '-t600x600') but if I edit the code with the current replace(':', '/') i get errors at the end. it's hard for me to fix
I hope you could look into it please. it is a little bit bigger than before which is over the limit of 600x600 that compatible with most of the native players.

[pauloup]

@seandex Spotify changed the available sizes for cover art. Now there are only three options:

• 0: 300px
• 1: 64px
• 2: 640px

To select one of these, change the number in the line 85 of tags.py.
Example: Use image_link = str(track.album.cover(0).link) to get a 300px cover art.

Also note that I just updated this file tags.py in #53 to reflect a recent change in Spotify. The cover art URL now starts with "i.scdn.co", and no more "open.spotify.com.

Let me know if you need more help.

[seandex]

@seandex Spotify changed the available sizes for cover art. Now there are only three options:

• 0: 300px
• 1: 64px
• 2: 640px

To select one of these, change the number in the line 85 of tags.py.
Example: Use image_link = str(track.album.cover(0).link) to get a 300px cover art.

Also note that I just updated this file tags.py in #53 to reflect a recent change in Spotify. The cover art URL now starts with "i.scdn.co", and no more "open.spotify.com.

Let me know if you need more help.

Can I buy you a cup of coffee