OrfiDev / orpheusdl-applemusic-basic

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Exception #3

Open coder1968 opened 1 year ago

coder1968 commented 1 year ago

When I try to use this it says:

Exception: applemusic does not support track downloading

I used the formatting from the example with the -sd option specifying the module that should download.

Dniel97 commented 1 year ago
An Apple Music module for the OrpheusDL modular archival music program, for playlists, lyrics and covers only
coder1968 commented 1 year ago

Thanks for your reply. I thought I understand its capabilities but perhaps my understanding is wrong. I was trying to use Apple as a source for a playlist but download the actual songs from another source that supports the downloading of music files. I tried various ones and followed this reference in the readme

Just call orpheus.py with any playlist you want to archive, along with specifying a separate download module: python orpheus.py https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/beat-saber-x-monstercat/pl.0ccb67a275dc416c9dadd6fe1f80d518 -sd qobuz8

The output was:

orpheusdl\orpheus\core.py", line 365, in orpheus_core_download raise Exception(f'{mainmodule} does not support track downloading') # TODO: replace with ModuleDoesNotSupportAbility Exception: applemusic does not support track downloading

Thanks

OrfiDev commented 1 year ago

@coder1968 I completely forgot that I haven't fixed that bug, currently that capability won't work, sorry, it'll be fixed eventually... maybe

retinoic commented 10 months ago

@coder1968 I completely forgot that I haven't fixed that bug, currently that capability won't work, sorry, it'll be fixed eventually... maybe

Does this module work at all then (just for grabbing playlist/lyrics/covers)? Attempting to call it without the -sd option also results in the same error.

OrfiDev commented 10 months ago

@retinoic Yes, however you need to use it indirectly, as the module set to download lyrics or covers.

retinoic commented 10 months ago

@OrfiDev ah, okay, thanks for clarifying - this makes more sense now.