> Deezloader is officialy discontinued > It will still works but any new issue or bug discovered won't be addressed and won't be updated > The repo is now locked and the issue repo is now deleted. > > > I'm now working on a replacement called deemix. This project will work like Deezloader if not even better. It can be easily ported to other languages as it's codebase is well structured and not in one single file. > Once the python prototype will be done I will separate the core from the GUI (so other devs can make their own UIs) > > The group @DeezloaderRemixCommunity is now closed, as I can't manage a group and write the app at the same time. > > This channel will be the only channel that I will continue using and expect updates from me here. > > If you want to help in the development of deemix write me a PM saying what you can do to help (It doesn't need to be only code). PM me only if you really want to help, I don't want someone saying "Oh yeah, I'll help" and then they don't do anything.
From memory, Pulsar Music Player can play synced lyrics when you enable lyrics in the app. Poweramp doesn't have a synced lyric function and can display a chunk of text.
RemixDev is working on a replacement for it, but it's not gonna be a fork of Deezloader. It's actually rewritten from scratch due to the big pile of spaghetti code it has.
The repo is public already if you wanna try it: https://notabug.org/RemixDev/deemix
There's an open issue on their repo: https://notabug.org/RemixDevs/DeezloaderRemix/issues/340
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Unfortunately, it seems to be an issue with certain Windows 10 builds. I'm having issues on 1809 build 17763 and higher. Running in compatibility mode doesn't seem to fix it.
Try using a music player that can sync your music when you open the app. I recommend BlackPlayer. You should give it a try.
>I heard that you can't download flacs anymore on deezloader. But I still can download them.
Same here. If anyone can tell me where this is coming from, let me know.
Some people have this idea that you need to pay for Deezer just to pull FLAC files, but at least for me (which was not too long ago using Deemix), I can still pull FLAC files on a free account.
And for programs that you can use to check if a FLAC, I've personally used Spek. I think you're looking to see if the spectrogram fills the entire 22kHz. There's also Lossless Audio Checker, but I couldn't get it to work (Linux CLI version) on FLAC files pulled from Deezer. I also can't say if it's accurate or not.
Dunno... but maybe you can export your playlists to deezer, and from deezer to deemix/deezloader ;)
Maybe not all tracks will be available... but you can give a try to https://www.tunemymusic.com/ (it's free! ;)
Theres a site that is made for dragging playlists from one streaming service to another. It supports many sites, and it can also read from text files (TXT, CSV, M3U, M3U8, PLS, WPL, XSPF and XML).
Using this free tool you could put all the songs in a Deezer playlist, and then have Deezloader download that for you. Make sure the Deezer playlist you create is set to public, thus you will be able to look it up in Deezloader.
If you're on Windows hold down the Windows key and press R to bring up the Run menu. Paste in the following:
%appdata%/Deezloader Remix/
press Enter.
I don't use Mac or Linux so have zero idea about them. Hope it works. If it doesn't work use Soundiiz - https://soundiiz.com/tutorial/spotify-to-deezer
Or Tunemymusic - https://www.tunemymusic.com/
There is a regression in the updated version of tough-cookie you're now using. Issue #217 is due to this. You can fix it by changing line 34 in deezer-api/index.js like so:
this.jar.setCookie(tough.Cookie.fromJSON(x).toString(), "https://www.deezer.com")
Just make a free account on Deezer and every version of Deezloader that needs credentials (that have the recent API patch) should work fine.
https://www.deezer.com/register
About the JS file fix: that only works for older versions. The reason this is the case is because the people who develop these newer versions have changed what file deals with Deezer's API, making the deezer-api.js file useless for these versions.
>you need a free account for it to work
https://www.deezer.com/register
>honestly have no idea how to set it up on a Mac
The remix version is different from the version that I patched with the js file (they changed what file deals with Deezer's API).
I just tried typing it in manually. Didn't help at all... And I was using SurfShark and now I'm using NordVPN, but that doesn't make any difference here.
You can check out this .pdf of an independent German IT testing institute for a comparison of VPNs. Don't fall for scam pages, which rank VPNs or claim one to be the best. They all just make money off affiliate links.
https://www.av-test.org/fileadmin/pdf/avtest_2019-10_vpn_software_test.pdf
there's 4.4.1 in fact Im using it currently.
https://anonfiles.com/T5b674xdo1/Deezloader_Remix_4.4.1_Setup_exe
I downloaded the installation there, if it not solve your problem idk any other way
I don't know what you're doing, by Deezloader only gives 128 kbps files now. FLAC died.
Fortunately, some guy fixed it and FLAC works again here → https://anonfiles.com/T5b674xdo1/Deezloader_Remix_4.4.1_Setup_exe#!/Z060dfg8s
ZIP files are compressed and need to be unpacked first before you can acces the files inside it. You can use a progral like 7Zip to do this. When you open the Zip file, you should see the .APK file inside it.
You need to log in (free account on deezer is enough) - email an password - or use usertoken when logged in into your account on a browser u go through developer tools to get certain ARL code: https://notabug.org/RemixDevs/DeezloaderRemix/wiki/Login+via+userToken
ha.. that's weird..
mine explicitly says "set blank to use a shared default"
maybe that's the problem that you got a non original apk or maybe an old one or something
i'm not sure if i'm correct or not but try the latest one in this link see if it works
There is an easy fix. Download the source code. Go into the app folder and edit the app.js file
create a line under "track.selectedFilesize = track.filesize.flac" and write "break"
and again,
create a line under "track.selectedFilesize = track.filesize.mp3_320" and write "break"
then run "npm install" and then "npm start"
I've used it, and it works fine.
And for those that don't know what it is, it's a userscript that lets you download from your browser on Deezer's website. Link: https://notabug.org/uh_wot/dzdownloader
you never know, i wouldnt click it. here is the page with the download links, although I would recommend just googling deezloader and going to the downloads page from their github home.
download links: https://notabug.org/RemixDevs/DeezloaderRemix/wiki/Downloads
Here, I found this:
Make a copy of the code
git clone https://notabug.org/RemixDev/deemix.git
Install requirements
cd deemix
sudo pip3 install -r requirements.txt
Launch the web server
python3 server.py
Open http://127.0.0.1:33333 and configure it.
There's a thread about it here. TL;DR, the program's code was messily-written and becoming impossible to navigate, so the dev has been working on a replacement program called Deemix (early alpha atm) that will be easier to update and fix in the future.
Here's my mirror of the GitLab repo: https://notabug.org/SheepKid12/DeezLoader-Android/src/master/Release#deezloader-for-android
ERROR: Error [WinError 2] The system cannot find the file specified while executing command git clone -q https://notabug.org/RemixDev/pywebview-useragent.git 'C:\Users\hp\AppData\Local\Temp\pip-req-build-0cyp1dgd' ERROR: Cannot find command 'git' - do you have 'git' installed and in your PATH? I get this on Windows 10
I also had the same problem, researched and solved it, just enter the URL below and follow the step by step, but, to simplify, you just need to get your user's new token and log in to the deezeloader settings : https://notabug.org/RemixDevs/DeezloaderRemix/wiki/Login+via+userToken
The Internet Archive can be useful sometimes (it's a link to an archived version of the downloads page).
Just make sure to remove the web.archive.org part (everything past the numbers is what you'll want to keep) when clicking on one of the links.
If you are interested in knowing how to download music using the Spotify function you can see through this link: https://notabug.org/RemixDevs/DeezloaderRemix/wiki/Spotify+Features
While if you no longer find the "button" to put the link, just paste it into the main deezloader screen. I was also puzzled because I could no longer find the download button download from url
They actually tried DMCAing Deezloader Remix as well, but NotABug didn't take it down since there isn't any copyrighted material in it and Deezer wouldn't respond to them.
http://web.archive.org/web/20190713155420/https://notabug.org/RemixDevs/DeezloaderRemix/issues/156
> How long can this last?
Don’t know.
> I don't understand how the program functions exactly, but I'm scared of whatever it does being patched and rendered useless.
Deezloader Remix is open source, so if you knew how to read the source code, you could find out how it works.
> Still, Deezer seems to be doing well financially so I don't know if they have any urgent incentive to stop us yet.
I’m sure they know about the program. If you look on this sub, you’ll see a post from me showing a DMCA takedown from Deezer.
> By the way, if the subreddit's name is "DeezloadersIsBack" - was there an old Deezloader and what happened to it?
Maybe. There is r/deezloader, but it either went private or was banned. Don’t ask me why this sub is named the way it is, I wasn’t the one who made it (I’m just here to moderate the sub).
> ARL password
If you’re talking about userTokens, you might need a new one. You can get one on the DeezerTokens telegram channel, or follow the steps here.
I've downloaded the app from here Windows 64 bit tried both portable and installable
https://notabug.org/RemixDevs/DeezloaderRemix/wiki/Downloads
The cmd give a message 'Deezloader' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file
For anyone wondering, u/RemixDev (from what I know) is actually the dev. He sent me a PM (obviously not going to show it) wanting to be mod, so I made him verify himself through a commit on the DeezloaderRemix repo. The only thing I'm letting him do is post messages like these.
https://notabug.org/RemixDevs/DeezloaderRemix
https://notabug.org/RemixDevs/DeezloaderRemix/wiki/Downloads?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf I got mine from this link cuz from telegram you have to download and install telegram.
Deezer added some kind of Captcha for logging in, so the old method of login wont work.
latest version of deezloader implemented a new way of logging in using token of your deezer account.
https://notabug.org/RemixDevs/DeezloaderRemix/wiki/Downloads
I finally got it working on my Mac. Downloaded from here using Mirror1: https://notabug.org/RemixDevs/DeezloaderRemix/wiki/Downloads
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After installing, you need to get a token, which isn't hard. Just follow the instructions provided.
>Or if you know a way to make the deezloader one work on a server.
With Remix 4.1.7 they have instructions to run on a server.
>To run it in server mode you can use npm start -- -s or go inside the app folder and use node app.js
Downloaded the Windows 4.1.6 Installer from Telegram and didn't change anything, still getting the same message when trying to download playlists from Spotify directly.
> You should add authCredentials.js in your config files to use this feature
You can see how to do that in this guide
What am I missing?
In order to get this to work you need the credentials .js file, right?
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If so, how do I create the damn thing. Already followed the instructions here (used a text file for the last part). If that's not the way, I'd really appreciate you enlighten me on how/provide me the necessary file.
Here's what you need to do:
cd
into the folder where the script is (you can drag-and-drop the folder onto the terminal window for it to auto fill in the path).bash install_debian.sh
. When asked for your password, it won't be shown.One more note: don't think the script won't work since you're not on Debian, since Ubuntu (what Mint bases off of) is based off of Debian. Hopefully this makes sense.
alternatively, just use this app
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.zhuoweizhang.scanmediaplz&hl=en_US
this app tells Android to refresh it's media store (which is what happens when you restart your phone.
If you're on Android this is a very useful tool to tag music, the app will search for tags automatically, or you can re-tag them yourself:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.serg.chuprin.tageditor
On Windows you can use MP3Tag to edit or add tags and album art to music:
Well, if you're looking to do that on an android, I would recommend you to use AutomaTag.
I like that because it's pretty clean (unlike most apps in market) and does the work.
I've purchased the "batchmode" (to edit multiple songs easily), but personally, I would recommend you not to, since I still rely more on editing the tags individually.