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Download purchased music without active subscription #261
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It works for me, thank you !
I totally agree |
Thank you for the patch, I just purchased several albums and the presented option of downloading tracks one by one is not good. So I found this tool and made the above change in order to grab my purchases. :) |
Thank you! Works flawlessly! Finally a work around for the lack of Qobuz Downloader on Linux! |
For some reason I get "Demo. Skipping" even for tracks I have purchased. Any idea about why this might be? |
Just tested, it still works fine for me with both, purchased albums and purchased tracks. When I'm clicking on a purchased track in the web player, the page still displays the full album URL and qobuz-dl shows "Demo. Skipping" for all tracks except the purchased one. You could use the three dots menu and "share" the track to see a URL for the single track that works with qobuz-dl. Can you see the purchased album or track in https://play.qobuz.com/user/library/purchases/albums or https://play.qobuz.com/user/library/purchases/tracks? |
I really appreciate this. Thanks! |
I regularly buy albums on Qobuz.
In 2023 the official Qobuz downloader app for Windows was introduced and the former option of downloading .tar archives via their web interface has been removed, so Linux users can only download single tracks via the web interface.
qobuz-dl has helped me very much, as I can conveniently download purchased music. Thank you!
But by default it aborts with the message "Free accounts are not eligible to download tracks.", so I had to patch qopy.py to make it work:
For tracks I do not have purchased, I get "Demo. Skipping", which is absolutely fine, so in my opinion there shouldn't be a reason to abort on accounts without a subscription. Maybe print a warning like "Free accounts are only eligible to download purchased tracks." instead?
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