OzymandiasTheGreat / mopidy-ytmusic

Mopidy extension for playling music/managing playlists in Youtube Music
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Mopidy-YTMusic


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Mopidy extension for playing music from YouTube Music

Installation

Install by running::

sudo python3 -m pip install Mopidy-YTMusic

See https://mopidy.com/ext/ytmusic/ for alternative installation methods.

Configuration

By default Mopidy-YTMusic will connect to YouTube Music as a guest account. This has limited options. If you would like to connect to YouTube Music with your account (free or premium) you'll need to generate an auth.json file and configure Mopidy-YTMusic to use it.

To create an auth.json file run :code:mopidy ytmusic setup (or :code:sudo mopidyctl ytmusic setup if you're running mopidy as a service, also see below) and follow the instructions in the terminal. When you're done it will tell you what config options you need to add to your Mopidy configuration file. It should look something like this:

.. code::

[ytmusic]
auth_json = /path/to/auth.json

Authenticated users have access to their listening history, likes, playlists and uploaded music. Premium users have access to high quality audio streams and other premium content.

Annoyingly, those authentication credentials will expire from time to time. Run :code:mopidy ytmusic reauth (or :code:sudo mopidyctl ytmusic reauth) to paste in new headers and overwrite your existing auth.json file. Then restart mopidy for the new credentials to go into effect.

Other configuration options are as follows:

Info on YouTube Music streams:

+----------+-------+-------------+----------+ | itag | Codec | Sample Rate | Bit Rate | +==========+=======+=============+==========+ | 141 [*]_ | AAC | 44.1kHz | ~260kbps | +----------+-------+-------------+----------+ | 251 | Opus | 48kHz | ~150kbps | +----------+-------+-------------+----------+ | 140 | AAC | 44.1kHz | ~132kbps | +----------+-------+-------------+----------+ | 250 | Opus | 48kHz | ~80kbps | +----------+-------+-------------+----------+ | 249 | Opus | 48kHz | ~64kbps | +----------+-------+-------------+----------+

.. [*] Available to premium accounts only.

Note for users running mopidy as a service:

Since the mopidy user will end up trying to create the auth.json file, you'll likely want to specify the path as :code:/tmp when you run :code:sudo mopidyctl ytmusic setup. Then you can move the :code:/tmp/auth.json to :code:/etc/mopidy and add:

.. code::

[ytmusic]
auth_json = /etc/mopidy/auth.json

to your :code:/etc/mopidy/mopidy.conf file. To make reauthentication easier, make sure the auth.json file is owned by the mopidy user by running :code:sudo chown mopidy /etc/mopidy/auth.json.

Build for Local Install

  1. Install poetry <https://python-poetry.org/docs/#installation>
  2. Run :code:poetry build to create the build tarball
  3. The :code:dist/Mopidy-YTMusic-x.x.x.tar.gz file is what you'll use to install.
  4. With pip: :code:python3 -m pip install dist/Mopidy-YTMusic-x.x.x.tar.gz to install or reinstall over an existing version.
  5. Do configuration stuff if you haven't already.

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