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### Installing Zotify
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> **Windows**
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This guide uses *Scoop* (https://scoop.sh) to simplify installing prerequisites and *pipx* to manage Zotify itself.
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There are other ways to install and run Zotify on Windows but this is the official recommendation, other methods of installation will not receive support.
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- Open PowerShell (cmd will not work)
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- Install Scoop by running:
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- `Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser`
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- `irm get.scoop.sh | iex`
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- After installing scoop run: `scoop install python ffmpeg-shared git`
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- Install pipx:
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- `python3 -m pip install --user pipx`
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- `python3 -m pipx ensurepath`
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Now close PowerShell and reopen it to ensure the pipx command is available.
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- Install Zotify with: `pipx install https://get.zotify.xyz`
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- Done! Use `zotify --help` for a basic list of commands or check the *README.md* file in Zotify's code repository for full documentation.
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> **macOS**
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- Open the Terminal app
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- Install *Homebrew* (https://brew.sh) by running: `/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"`
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- After installing Homebrew run: `brew install python@3.11 pipx ffmpeg git`
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- Setup pipx: `pipx ensurepath`
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- Install Zotify: `pipx install https://get.zotify.xyz`
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- Done! Use `zotify --help` for a basic list of commands or check the README.md file in Zotify's code repository for full documentation.
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> **Linux (Most Popular Distributions)**
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- Install `python3`, `pip` (if a separate package), `ffmpeg`, and `git` from your distribution's package manager or software center.
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- Then install pipx, either from your package manager or through pip with: `python3 -m pip install --user pipx`
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- Install Zotify `pipx install https://get.zotify.xyz`
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- Done! Use `zotify --help` for a basic list of commands or check the README.md file in Zotify's code repository for full documentation.
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### A highly customizable music and podcast downloader.
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<p align="center">
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<img src="https://i.imgur.com/hGXQWSl.png" width="50%">
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<img src="https://i.imgur.com/hGXQWSl.png" width="50%" alt="Zotify logo">
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</p>
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### Featues
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### Features
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- Downloads at up to 320kbps*
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- Downloads directly from the source**
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- Downloads podcasts, playlists, liked songs, albums, artists, singles.
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zotify <track/album/playlist/episode/artist url> Downloads the track, album, playlist or podcast episode specified as a command line argument. If an artist url is given, all albums by specified artist will be downloaded. Can take multiple urls.
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Basic options:
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(nothing) Download the tracks/alumbs/playlists URLs from the parameter
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-d, --download Download all tracks/alumbs/playlists URLs from the specified file
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(nothing) Download the tracks/albums/playlists URLs from the parameter
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-d, --download Download all tracks/albums/playlists URLs from the specified file
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-p, --playlist Downloads a saved playlist from your account
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-l, --liked Downloads all the liked songs from your account
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-f, --followed Downloads all songs by all artists you follow
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-s, --search Searches for specified track, album, artist or playlist, loads search prompt if none are given.
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-h, --help See this message.
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```
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### Options
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| DOWNLOAD_FORMAT | --download-format | The download audio format (aac, fdk_aac, m4a, mp3, ogg, opus, vorbis)
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| DOWNLOAD_QUALITY | --download-quality | Audio quality of downloaded songs (normal, high, very_high*)
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| TRANSCODE_BITRATE | --transcode-bitrate | Overwrite the bitrate for ffmpeg encoding
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| SKIP_EXISTING_FILES | --skip-existing-files | Skip songs with the same name
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| SKIP_EXISTING_FILES | --skip-existing | Skip songs with the same name
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| SKIP_PREVIOUSLY_DOWNLOADED | --skip-previously-downloaded | Use a song_archive file to skip previously downloaded songs
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| RETRY_ATTEMPTS | --retry-attempts | Number of times Zotify will retry a failed request
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| BULK_WAIT_TIME | --bulk-wait-time | The wait time between bulk downloads
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*very-high is limited to premium only
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### Configuration
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You can find the configuration file in following locations:
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| OS | Location
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| Windows | `C:\Users\<USERNAME>\AppData\Roaming\Zotify\config.json`|
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| MacOS | `/Users/<USERNAME>/.config/zotify/config.json` |
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| Linux | `/home/<USERNAME>/.config/zotify/config.json` |
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To log out, just remove the configuration file. Uninstalling Zotify does not remove the config file.
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### Output format
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With the option `OUTPUT` (or the commandline parameter `--output`) you can specify the output location and format.
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Currently no user has reported their account getting banned after using Zotify.
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It is recommended you use Zotify with a burner account.
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Alternatively, there is a configuration option labled ```DOWNLOAD_REAL_TIME```, this limits the download speed to the duration of the song being downloaded thus appearing less suspicious.
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Alternatively, there is a configuration option labeled ```DOWNLOAD_REAL_TIME```, this limits the download speed to the duration of the song being downloaded thus appearing less suspicious.
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This option is much slower and is only recommended for premium users who wish to download songs in 320kbps without buying premium on a burner account.
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### Disclaimer
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try:
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int(splits[index+1])
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except ValueError:
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raise ValueError('Paramater passed after {} option must be an integer.\n'.
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raise ValueError('Parameter passed after {} option must be an integer.\n'.
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format(split))
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if int(splits[index+1]) > 50:
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raise ValueError('Invalid limit passed. Max is 50.\n')
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TRANSCODE_BITRATE: { 'default': 'auto', 'type': str, 'arg': '--transcode-bitrate' },
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SKIP_EXISTING: { 'default': 'True', 'type': bool, 'arg': '--skip-existing' },
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SKIP_PREVIOUSLY_DOWNLOADED: { 'default': 'False', 'type': bool, 'arg': '--skip-previously-downloaded' },
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RETRY_ATTEMPTS: { 'default': '1', 'type': int, 'arg': '--retry-attemps' },
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RETRY_ATTEMPTS: { 'default': '1', 'type': int, 'arg': '--retry-attempts' },
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BULK_WAIT_TIME: { 'default': '1', 'type': int, 'arg': '--bulk-wait-time' },
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OVERRIDE_AUTO_WAIT: { 'default': 'False', 'type': bool, 'arg': '--override-auto-wait' },
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CHUNK_SIZE: { 'default': '20000', 'type': int, 'arg': '--chunk-size' },
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