linsomniac / spotify_to_ytmusic

Copy playlists and liked music from Spotify to YTMusic
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"Make sure the YTMusic playlist ID is correct" when it is correct #61

Open HereLiesHugo opened 5 months ago

HereLiesHugo commented 5 months ago

log.log

I used "s2yt_copy_all_playlists", then I used "s2yt_copy_playlist " (yes I did and with the correct IDs and without the '<>') Both didn't work.

HereLiesHugo commented 5 months ago

cmd was run without admin

Velmir commented 5 months ago

+1 same here, cannot import music. Looks like something has been changed from the yt's side

mackybean commented 5 months ago

Currently Experiencing the same issue, the error is from ytmusicapi. The issue appears to be Google refactoring the YT music site, changing from singleColumnBrowseResultsRenderer, to twoColumnBrowseResultsRenderer class, the author of ytmusicapi appears to be working on the issue as of sigma67/ytmusicapi#562. A different branch has been made that resolves the issue, but has not been merged to main yet.

Bug4866 commented 3 months ago

sigma67/ytmusicapi#562 has been closed, I will be using this tool tonight, and hopefully that being closed will mean this issue can be taken off of Open status!

NolanGames0 commented 2 months ago

It hasn't been resolved. I am still seeing the same issue.

cecatto commented 2 months ago

It hasn't been resolved. I am still seeing the same issue.

Assuming you are using Windows and are using the global Python installation for your user, just run: pip install ytmusicapi --upgrade --user This will upgrade ytmusicapi to 1.7.5 and it solved the issue for me.

earldukewav commented 1 month ago

It hasn't been resolved. I am still seeing the same issue.

Assuming you are using Windows and are using the global Python installation for your user, just run: pip install ytmusicapi --upgrade --user This will upgrade ytmusicapi to 1.7.5 and it solved the issue for me.

successfully upgraded the api, still showing the same error