Now with working album art!
An ingenious program to download audio from youtube and then parse metadata for the downloaded file.
usage:
irs (-h | -v)
irs [-l]
irs -p PLAYLIST [-ng] [-c COMMAND] [-l]
irs -a ARTIST (-s SONG | -A ALBUM [-st SEARCH_TERMS]) [-c COMMAND] [-l]
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --version Display the version and exit.
-c COMMAND, --command COMMAND
Run a background command with each song's location.
Example: `-c "rhythmbox %(loc)s"`
-a ARTIST, --artist ARTIST
Specify the artist name.
-p PLAYLIST, --playlist PLAYLIST
Specify playlist filename. Each line in the file
should be formatted like so: `SONGNAME - ARTIST`
-s SONG, --song SONG Specify song name of the artist.
-A ALBUM, --album ALBUM
Specify album name of the artist.
-st SEARCH_TERMS, --search-terms SEARCH_TERMS
Only use if calling -A/--album. Acts as extra search
terms when looking for the album.
-l, --choose-link If supplied, will bring up a console choice for what
link you want to download based off a list of titles.
-ng, --no-organize Only use if calling -p/--playlist. Forces all files
downloaded to be organized normally.
Please note that it currently is only usable in Python 3.x. Almost all dependencies are automatically installed by pip, but youtube_dl still needs ffmpeg to convert video to audio, so for Windows, you can install Scoop and then just do:
$ scoop install ffmpeg
For OSX, you can use Brew to install ffmpeg:
$ brew install ffmpeg
And then for Ubuntu:
$ sudo apt-get install ffmpeg
Most other linux distros have ffmpeg or libav-tools in their package manager repos, so you can install one or the other for other distros.
Finally, install it!
$ pip install irs