youtube-album
Downloads a video from Youtube and splits tracks based on a tracklist. It'll also try to save ID3 Tags.
The next iteration of 2trax but rewritten and simplified.
Usage
usage: youtube-album [-h] [-o OUTPUT_DIRECTORY] [-t TRACKLIST] [-i] [-vt] [-nt] [-bt] [-k] [--dry-run] [-U] [-V] [video]
positional arguments:
video Use this audio as source
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-o OUTPUT_DIRECTORY, --output-directory OUTPUT_DIRECTORY
Save the audio files in this directory. Default: /home/mauro/Music
-t TRACKLIST, --tracklist TRACKLIST
Use this file to cut the audio
-i, --info Don't download just get the info
-vt, --verify-tracklist
Verify a Tracklist format
-nt, --no-tracklist No Tracklist. Probably a DJ Set or a Mixtape w/o timestamps.
-bt, --build-tracklist
Build a Tracklist format from a tracklist (?) From: 1. Song 1 04:03 2. Song 2 04:09 ... To: 1. Song 1 04:03 2. Song 2 08:12 ...
-k, --keep-original Keep original (non-sliced) mp3
--dry-run Just simulate.
-U, --upgrade Upgrade youtube-album
-V, --verbose Show stdout messages
Download the album to the default directory
$ youtube-album https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlFNy9iWrpE
Download the album to the default directory using only the Youtube Video ID.
$ youtube-album UlFNy9iWrpE
Download the album to the default directory using only the Youtube Video ID and keep the unsliced MP3
$ youtube-album UlFNy9iWrpE -k
Download the album to a given directory
$ youtube-album https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlFNy9iWrpE -o /path/to/music
Download the album to a given directory using a given tracklist
$ youtube-album https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlFNy9iWrpE -o /path/to/music -t my-fav-things.txt
Download the album to a given directory using a "song list" that needs to be "built" (See Building a slice-able tracklist)
$ youtube-album https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlFNy9iWrpE -o /path/to/music -bt -t my-fav-things.txt
Verify the tracklist format. This won't download anything, but print a list with the contents of the tracklist.
$ youtube-album https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlFNy9iWrpE -vt -t my-fav-things.txt
Just get JSON info about the video.
$ youtube-album https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlFNy9iWrpE -i
Also you can upgrade it, similarly to youtube-dl
$ youtube-album -U
Tracklist formats
Youtube (these days) uses something called "chapters" which splits the video in small chunks (ie: Chapters), this script will use that in case you don't specify a tracklist file. But if you still want to define a tracklist file or if the Video doesn't has a "tracklist", some of the formats allowed are:
<track no>. <time> - <track><track no>.<track> <time><track no>. <track> <time><track no>. <track> - <time><time> <track><time> - <track><time> <track no>) <track><time> <track no>. <track><time> <track no>.<track>[<time>] <track>
Building a slice-able tracklist
Sometimes there isn't a tracklist available but there's a song list with their respective length. Here's an example:
From the album "Hypnotic Blood Art" by "Prosanctus Inferi"
1. Dark Scarp of Hell 04:53
2. Pulpit Sycophants 04:09
3. Sheol Below 04:05
4. Hypnotic Blood Art 04:33
5. Blood Synod 04:05
6. Torture Enraped 04:28
7. Bellicose Spiritual Violence 05:05
8. Void Called as Black Bonds 03:45
9. Geist Enthralled 04:14
10. Washed in the Blood 03:31
11. The Fearful Pit 04:24
Dependencies
LICENSE
See LICENSE