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Enhancements for Download

Open AuracleTech opened this issue 2 years ago • 5 comments

  1. Toggle option for download on listen
  2. Saving file format eg. {DD}-{MM}-{YYYY}-{VIDEO_ID}

AuracleTech avatar Apr 24 '23 03:04 AuracleTech

I also have a suggestion for download. A way to include the album title in the downloaded files would be nice. Or is that something youtube-dl needs to do?

juleast avatar Apr 24 '23 14:04 juleast

Can someone please build the hotfix please, I really don't get how to build by myself thank you

seanhalim avatar Apr 25 '23 08:04 seanhalim

I also have a suggestion for download. A way to include the album title in the downloaded files would be nice. Or is that something youtube-dl needs to do?

My recommendation 2. would solve that. You could add {album} in the file formatting!

AuracleTech avatar Apr 26 '23 01:04 AuracleTech

I also have a suggestion for download. A way to include the album title in the downloaded files would be nice. Or is that something youtube-dl needs to do?

you could use ffmpeg/ffprobe to write the album into the title, as the album is included in the songmetadata, similar how ffprobe likely already does it for ytm with title and artist.

Shadowphoenix avatar Feb 14 '25 04:02 Shadowphoenix

I also have a suggestion for download. A way to include the album title in the downloaded files would be nice. Or is that something youtube-dl needs to do?

in the meantime while we wait if this gets added to the downloaderplugin, i created a repo with a shellscript that should in theory do what you want. although i havent had time to test said script yet.

Will edit comment once i tested it and feel like it works as expected. you need bash and ffprobe istalled to run it. ffprobe, the command thats used to make this work, is usually included in packages of ffmpeg so installing ffmpeg should allow you to run this.

I suggest using it with a lot of care - the copy-command that actually does the renaming is currently commented out and as such does not get executed atm, so you can first run a test if the filenames get created as expected. If you feel like everything is running as expected, feel free to remove the # at the beginning of the line with the cp -n

You can already find it here: https://github.com/Shadowphoenix/ffmpeg-rename-Albumintotitle

Shadowphoenix avatar Feb 17 '25 12:02 Shadowphoenix