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It would actually. But Spotify doesn't allow direct downloads so I had to find the songs on YouTube and download them from there.
by ccgzirim 2y ago
It would actually. But Spotify doesn't allow direct downloads so I had to find the songs on YouTube and download them from there.
- written-beyond 2y agoYou're a G
- crtasm 2y agoNote that YouTube's ToS doesn't allow this either, be aware what you're potentially getting into by releasing a tool that rips music from there.
- lucb1e 2y agoUploaders can choose a video license. Since there is no download button for those videos, I've always wondered if that is a creative commons' violation and therefore Youtube should run into the same legal issue that StackOverflow currently is (ctrl+f "violat" https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/401324/announcing-a-change-to-the-data-dump-process https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/401324/announcing-a...), namely that this terminated google's (but nobody else's) license to use the video under these creative commons terms
- subpub47 2y agoAll Spotify sees is bytes going to your computer. What happens to those bytes afterward is your own business.