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Music Piracy Is Back in a Big Way
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this post was submitted on 02 Feb 2024
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2023 was absolutely the year I dove back into music piracy. I started with downloading youtube playlists but the real game changer was soundiiz, which allowed me to import text, m3u, csv, spotify, xspf playlists into qobuz and deezer so i can download whole playlists of FLAC with qobuz-dl and deemix-gui. My collection went from 20,000 to 100,000, downloading playlists from qobuz and deezer, xspf playlists from my remaining lossy music. I used streamripper on a few web radio stations just to get a list of songs to pull down this way. I only bought music for years and years, but that got me a narrow type of collection.
Man, I never knew there was a way to download my entire spotify playlist.
That's been the biggest thing tethering me to their service, since they empty you out when you unsubscribe.
I'm getting my playlists out then ditching Spotify. It's the only service I pay for other than my ISP and VPN.