• sagOPEnglish
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    I think some backend is open-source.

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      yeah but yt-dlp (and tidal-dl, my go to because i’m on a friends sub) will download and run anywhere that has python, pip and an internet connection. which is most places. I ssh into my music server and use tidal-dl to download the music directly into the folders that serve it. this sounds cool but having to use a website makes it a complete non-starter for me personally. (tidal-dl also does flac up to 24bit, 192kHz)