Cover art which is automatically downloaded and embedded is only partially downloaded. Example:

OS: Windows 7 Spotify version: Spotify for Windows, 1.1.80.699 The latest release of the injector as of now.

Hi, I would like to try this project and was wondering whether it would be possible to port this to Linux with minimal changes - one thing I've noticed is that you refer to userprofile which I suppose is Window's AppData(?)

Lmk and thanks for making this!

When DMCA inevitably comes for this repo due to popularity rising, what will you do and what are your plans for this project?

A lot of people here seem to have found this tool recently from Reddit and other places.

Normally the successful check mark is displayed once a song is complete. After a while, the check disappears and the tracks look like it they havent downloaded. It also used to show a checkmark even after a spotify restart. This doesn't seem to work either. If you scroll up and down the playlist you can make them disappear too.

Using latest release and latest support version of Spotify client.

Here are my settings....

I was previously using v2.2.5 and OGG but I upgraded to see if another issue I was seeing was resolved. I used to keep the files in ogg format however I found out over the weekend that some apps couldn't process the file, including ffmpeg. I have reported that as a separate issue. #27

Here is a screenshot after it has been running a while. You will see a number of missing checkmarks even though the file has been downloaded.

No, this is not a duplication of #19 .

I wanted to ask if in case the songs already exist on the computer offline, is it possible to cancel the requests to Spotify's server (because then it blocks me after some time). The information should be stored locally on the computer, and there is no need to make a new request to the server.

Thanks.

When playback of a song finishes, in the song list I can see a red cross. Hovering over this red cross shows the message Unrecognized audio codec, and no file is saved.

I have the defaut settings and I'm using Soggfy v2.5.0

I see where when I hit play, the song plays as normal and files are created in the newly created "temp" directory, but are they supposed to convert to mp3 aftewards? nothing happens and I just have lots of these temp files that are ffmd extension

Just noticed that using 1.1.77.643 and latest release (v2.2.1), the metadata is not being embedded in the ogg as it was a few days ago. Not sure if Spotify are fighting back with this or if you embed the metadata after stripping it but even the comment field is blank now.

Rebooted to be sure it wasn't just something memory resident.

In the README, it says that this has not been tested on premium accounts.

I downloaded one song using the program and it works, but is there any possible risk to getting banned or having Soggfy possibly detected?

It would be nice if the metadata (such as the track number, the title, the album, etc) is also embedded when a song is downloaded. Because currently, all songs have no metadata in them:

I can't find the option for this in the Soggfy settings. I was wondering if this feature is implemented in already or is planned in the future. If it is implemented already, can someone please point me in the right direction for how to enable it?

Thanks!

I downloaded Spotify and Soggify within a Windows 10 VM, downloaded all the DLLs it asked, and it gave me this error. I tried all solutions with similar error codes to no avail.

If this helps, here's all the programs I currently have installed.

Seems to have installed successfully, I open the "injector", it says "injection succeeded" opening spotify app.

But when I play the songs, nothing is being downloaded in the Soggfy folder (in music folder). Also not seeing this "can be changed on the settings pane, which can be accessed through the controls button shown after hovering the download toggle button in the navigation bar."

Any idea how I can get this to work?

I'm getting the error: "CreatePlayback() called for a playback that already exists. id={}, file pos={}"

I'm streaming at 1x speed. At first I thought it was a temporary file issue, so I exited the program, deleted Soggfy temp files and retried. That doesn't seem to fix it. I had been downloading files successfully before this began to happen. This error is happening on podcasts for me. I've tried clearing temp files and doing this on different streams, to no success. The program shows 6 seconds remaining on the podcast when it switches to the next one.

I cleared the cache on Spotify and it seemed to resolve this temporarily. For now I plan to run a shell script that clears the cache and then runs the injection script each time I run Spotify so this is avoided, but I thought this info might be helpful for future debugging.

Could the .lrc files contain the song metadata along with the lyrics.

The ID Tags would be inserted above lyrics as below:

[ar:artist]

[al:Album where the song is from]

[ti:Lyrics (song) title]

[au:Creator of the Songtext]
[length:How long the song is]
[by:Creator of the LRC file]

[offset:+/- Overall timestamp adjustment in milliseconds, + shifts time up, - shifts down]
 
[re:The player or editor that created the LRC file]

[ve:version of program]

[la:EN]

The song title, artist and album information are already available.

Ref: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LRC_(file_format)

Minor thing, but I was using this on a playlist I didn't have in my library, and soggfy was marking it as "unknown" in the structure. Then I added it to my library, and the next track had the correct playlist name.

Probably a documentation change (although not sure if that even exists for the tags ;) )