Automatically anonymously download your albums

Installs and configures headphones, tribler, picard (and beets) to make sure your albums are downloaded anonymously and automatically.

Usage

Clone this repository, cd into it with terminal and type:

chmod +x setup.sh
./setup.sh --config --install --runboot --beets --headphones --picard --tribler

to install, configure and run the 4 services automatically when you boot up your device. Then in browser goto: http://localhost:8181/ and select your open source albums.

Description

Headphones stores torrent to:target_blackhole. Tribler monitors the black hole/watch folder: target_blackhole and loads each torrent that comes in there. Once Tribler completes a download it is stored into: ~/Downloads/TriblerDownloads. TODO: Make tribler copy a download to: ~/Music/TriblerOutput once it is done downloading. TODO: Make tribler remove a download from: ~/Downloads/TriblerDownloads once a sufficient seeding ratio is reached. Verify: Headphones monitors ~/Downloads/TriblerDownloads for complete downloads. TODO: Headphones does recognise the album in Manage>scan directory but it did not find it by itself automatically. Ensure it does find it automatically. TODO: Use the Config>Advanced Settings>Post Processing Temporary Directory to: /home/name/Music/Library/Headphones/PostProcessing. TODO: Headphones - Change move into copy by selecting: "Settings>Quality & Post Porcessing" Keep original folder". Verify: Once Headphones detects a completed download, it should COPY it to: /home/name/Music/Library/Headphones. Verify: Once Headphones detects a completed download, it should COPY it to: /home/name/Music/Library/Headphones/lossless. TODO: Once Headphones detects a completed download, it should COPY it to: ~/Music/HeadphonesOutput Verify: Make picard monitor: /home/name/Music/Library/Headphones and post-process the outptu to: /home/name/Music/Library/Picard (Note this only works manually, because the user has to click: "save") Also, after deleting the picard.db and the album X files from picard, it seems like it remembers it already has the meta data of some album X. Approximate command:

picard ~/Music/Library/Headphones/

TODO: Automatically run beets on the Headphones output dir. (TODO: change to Picard output dir) beet import --write --autotag --quiet ~/Music/Library/Headphones/

beet import --write --autotag ~/Music/Library/Headphones/