Check out zotify which literally rips audio directly from Spotify and by default creates folders by artist, album and track title name. Also prefer m4a (aac) over mp3 for better audio quality especially at low to mid bitrates. Also wanna note here if you don't have premium accounts, YouTube audio is only 128kbps aac and spotify is only ~160kbps ogg, so saving in maximum quality mp3 is overkill, go for a bitrate that is slightly above the original.
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Wow, finally a solution that directly downloads Spotify. And even without premium (so it could be used with burner accounts).
Thanks! (It is worth noting that Spotify has quite a lot of audiobooks)
I can just download like 25 songs and then it stop downloading and start giving errors.
Has not been an issue for me for hundreds of audiobook chapters.. sometimes I need to start it again, but as it skips already downloaded files it has not been an issue.
Let me check I believe the problem it's on my side, thx for the info mate 👍👍
I gave up downloading when I found out there were many open source yt-music front-ends. I use ViMusic. But to answer your question, I think I would find a torrent or five to download a couple of collections, if I were you. Probably easiest.