spotify-downloader is great. I already have an arr stack running for movie and shows. It would be cool to add music to the mix.
I have a shared spotify playlist with friends that I pretty much listen to exclusively as of late. What I’d like is to have an arr app that constantly pulls from that playlist and downloads via spotify-downloader, so that I can listen to those songs from my private server and then I don’t need to have spotify open so much.
The ideal setup would be a system where songs are pulled from a spotify playlist, downloaded via spotify-downloader, but later once a higher quality version is discovered, downloads that and replaces the youtube quality initial version.
I can’t be the first to think of this, so I’m hopeful something like this is already ready to deploy. Thoughts?
I have a cron script that just dumps it into my jellyfin library.
Some Google results suggest that Lidarr should be able to detect and import these automatically, but I doubt it works like you’d want it to. You can probably identify artists and add them through the API in the same script, then Lidarr should pick them up.
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I have a cron script that just dumps it into my jellyfin library.
Some Google results suggest that Lidarr should be able to detect and import these automatically, but I doubt it works like you’d want it to. You can probably identify artists and add them through the API in the same script, then Lidarr should pick them up.